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A donation of 75 high-performance personal computers, purchased with a grant of 510,000 euros funded by the Regional Challenge Fund, was officially handed over to the Vaso Aligrudić Secondary Electrotechnical School in Podgorica for use in student training. The Regional Challenge Fund (RCF) enhances the sustainable competitiveness of enterprises in six Western Balkan economies on their path to the EU single market by funding vocational education and training (VET) institutions. It aims to address business needs for specific skills in collaboration with companies. The fund is financed by the governments of Germany and Switzerland, and investments are made in VET programs jointly designed by companies and VET providers from the region. Dr. Ralf Rojš, Deputy Head of Mission at the German Embassy in Podgorica, expressed satisfaction with the successful implementation of the project, indicating that the Embassy will continue to provide support, just as it has in the past. “I am proud that these projects are funded by the German Development Bank. Providing information technology resources is crucial for this school. It’s an initiative that requires time, but it opens many opportunities for the entire Montenegrin economy. Within this project, software and applications can be developed, and these are things that citizens use in their everyday lives,” Rojš noted. The Vaso Aligrudić Secondary Electrotechnical School has received grants from two different calls organized by the Regional Challenge Fund. The total value of their two projects is slightly over one million euros, focusing on training in web and mobile application development and implementing modern vocational training programs in solar energy and computer-related industries, such as 3D modeling. Today’s donation, valued at about 140,000 euros, includes computers, monitors, touch-sensitive interactive whiteboards, and projectors, with additional support for hosting services. The equipment will be used to train electrotechnicians in web and mobile application development, electronic communications, and installers of electronic communication infrastructure. Ersan Spahić, director of the Vaso Aligrudić Secondary Electrotechnical School, expressed gratitude for the valuable donation, noting that this school will now be one of the best-equipped in the country. “Imagine what an investment this is for Montenegro and what it means for our children to receive equipment that is currently among the most advanced in the world. I think this is the perfect moment to promote the school in the best possible way and for the students to understand that only knowledge and hard work can lead to a better economy and improved living conditions,” Spahić stated. In addition to purchasing equipment, the funds are also used for construction work and teaching materials. The school contributes with its own funds, bringing the total value of the entire investment to over 580,000 euros. Through the three calls opened so far, the Regional Challenge Fund has allocated 3.25 million euros to support a total of seven vocational education and training (VET) projects in Montenegro, with 40 partner enterprises involved. The funds are used to improve the infrastructure of five educational institutions and to train participants in cooperative education programs. Balša Ćulafić, project coordinator for RCF from the Chamber Investment Forum and coordinator for international cooperation at the Chamber of Commerce of Montenegro, congratulated the grant recipients and reminded everyone that the delivered equipment is a result of the implementation of a project from the first call of the Regional Challenge Fund (RCF). “Of the 508,000 euros that the Vaso Aligrudić School received, about 350,000 euros are allocated for equipment, 115,000 euros will be used for construction work, and around 10,000 euros will be spent on various types of materials needed for conducting the training sessions. The equipment we delivered today is valued at 140,000 euros, and I hope that we will soon be able to create conditions for delivering the rest of the equipment,” stated Ćulafić. We remind you that three new projects aimed at improving skills in Montenegro have received letters of intent for funding after the Fund recently selected the winning projects in the third cycle of its program. It is expected that a new call for grants from the RCF will be opened in the fall, inviting all vocational education and training institutions in Montenegro to apply with project proposals designed in partnership with companies. All information about the call, its requirements, and deadlines will be available on the project’s website and social media channels in due course.
Three new projects aimed at improving skills in Montenegro received letters of intent for funding today at a ceremony organized by the Regional Challenge Fund in Podgorica. The fund, supported by Germany and Switzerland, recently announced the winning projects in the third cycle of its program, which provides grants for vocational education and training (VET) programs jointly designed by companies and VET providers from the Western Balkans region. The complete list of awardees is available here. The Regional Challenge Fund (RCF) aims to enhance the sustainable competitiveness of enterprises in the six Western Balkan economies on their path to the EU single market by funding vocational education and training (VET) institutions. The goal is to collaborate with companies to address business needs for specific skills. “Through the three calls opened so far, RCF has allocated 3.25 million euros to support a total of seven vocational education and training (VET) projects in Montenegro, with 40 partner enterprises. We remain committed to contributing to the country’s economic growth by enhancing the skills and knowledge of young people, aiming to create a job-ready workforce that local companies need,” said Balša Ćulafić, project coordinator for RCF from the Chamber Investment Forum and coordinator for international cooperation at the Chamber of Commerce of Montenegro. The third round of applications, organized last year, attracted 155 expressions of interest from across the region, with eight from Montenegro. The selection committee chose the three most successful projects in the country, with an allocated funding of close to 1.62 million euros. These funds will be used to improve the infrastructure of five educational institutions and to train participants in cooperative education programs. “From our perspective, the Regional Challenge Fund is a true model of success. It fosters direct collaboration between educational institutions and employers, ensuring that the curriculum offered by educational institutions precisely meets the requirements the job market demands from young people today. It contributes to opening attractive career prospects for young people in the Montenegrin job market and helps Montenegrin employers attract qualified workers. We are pleased that the German Federal Government, through the German Development Bank KfW, can provide the Regional Challenge Fund with a total of over 65 million euros for Montenegro and the Western Balkans, from which it can offer substantial seed funding for successful partnerships between educational institutions and businesses for their collaboration,” stated H.E. Peter Felten, German Ambassador to Montenegro. Today, 75 high-performance personal computers worth 140,000 euros, purchased through the Regional Challenge Fund, will be officially handed over to the Vaso Aligrudić Secondary Electrotechnical School in Podgorica for use in student training. The Minister of Education, Science, and Innovation, Prof. Dr. Anđela Jakšić-Stojanović, congratulated the grant recipients and expressed satisfaction that the awarded projects involve four vocational secondary schools from Montenegro. “Investing in education means investing in all positive societal processes, especially in the realm of vocational secondary education. Its improvement, through the development of professional competencies in collaboration with the private sector, directly impacts the alignment of supply and demand in the job market. Therefore, I consider the investment by the Regional Challenge Fund to be of significant importance for the education system, as it aligns with the reform goals of the Ministry of Education, Science, and Innovation, one of which is certainly the further development of vocational secondary education,” stated Jakšić-Stojanović. Dr. Nina Drakić, President of the Chamber of Commerce of Montenegro, recalled that the Regional Challenge Fund (RCF) is a financial mechanism designed to enhance employability in the Western Balkans and highlighted the significance of the project for both our country and the region. “Why is this project of great importance for Montenegro and neighboring countries? Because both our country and neighboring countries demonstrate a need to strengthen the knowledge of employees in the economy. Because we increasingly realize that this is the only path to higher quality human resources, and because there is no economic competitiveness without practical education integrated into economic flows. I believe that Montenegro’s economy, and the economies of the neighboring countries, will progress even more through such projects, thereby moving closer to full EU membership,” stated Drakić. The director of the Vocational Education Center, Aleksandra Lalević, also attended the ceremony. “The Vocational Education Center strives for excellence and efficiency in vocational education, above all, creating an environment conducive to the development of innovative vocational education that enables comprehensive acquisition of competitive skills, competencies, and qualifications for employability, lifelong learning, inclusivity, personal development, and active citizenship of individuals”, concluded Lalević.
The Cluster for Information Technology, Innovation, Education, Design, and Technological Development – ICTCortex, celebrated its third anniversary. The ceremony was attended by friends, partners, and associates, as well as high officials, including the President of Montenegro, Mr. Jakov Milatović, representatives from the Ministry of Education, Science and Innovation, and the Ministry of Economic Development and the Ministry of Public Administration. Cluster Cortex today counts 40 members, including renowned IT companies that are dedicated to advancing the IT sector, digital transformation, and smart specialization of Montenegro. ICT Cortex was founded with the aim of leading the digital transformation of the economy and public administration by a united ICT community. The opening speeches by cluster representatives and state institution officials provided an opportunity to summarize three years of operation and the achievements of the Cluster. “The essence of our work and one of the key objectives is digital transformation. We are aware that we all need to work together on this across three areas, I would say: first, the digital transformation of citizens. We simply need to work towards preparing citizens to use and consume various electronic services, then of the economy, and of course, the digital transformation of public administration. Cortex is very dedicated to this, and it holds a very important place in our goals and work program. As the ICT sector, we can significantly contribute to accelerating digital transformation because it will enhance the efficiency and effectiveness of the entire economy, thereby improving standards for citizens and society as a whole.” Branimir Bukulić, the President of the ICT Cortex Cluster Assembly. The work of the ICT Cortex cluster has been significantly influenced by the selfless support of the Ministry of Education, Science and Innovation, which, by promoting the development of smart specialization within the priority “Information and Communication Technologies,” has supported its operational functioning over the past three years, contributed to the strengthening of the cluster team, and stimulated program activities, as well as internationalization initiatives through the realization of several study visits. The State Secretary, Ms. Marijeta Barjaktarović Lanzardi – Ministry of Education, Science and Innovation, emphasized that ICT Cortex is a result of policy measures implemented under the Strategy for Smart Specialization of Montenegro, which is focused on enhancing the country’s competitive advantages through innovation, with a special focus on the ICT sector. The main goal was to create an adequate framework for the functioning of the innovation ecosystem, which today includes strong cooperation between the public administration, the business sector, the academic sector, and the NGO sector. She pointed out that in the period 2022-2023, more than 7 million euros were invested in the ICT sector through innovation policy measures, which speaks volumes about the state’s commitment to development in this area. “Our activities are focused on creating a sustainable innovation ecosystem, in which ICT Cortex, as an innovation infrastructure, is now very well positioned and has become a partner to almost all state institutions in their efforts to encourage, not only innovations, but also, as we have heard, digital transformation and the improvement of the educational system. Therefore, we believe that we will continue to work together in this direction in the coming period.” Marijeta Barjaktarović Lanzardi, the State Secretary of the Ministry of Education, Science, and Innovation The transformation of information technologies into a vertical economic sector has been set as one of the key goals of the cluster. The path to achieving this goal would not have been possible without the support of the Ministry of Economic Development. Dr. Goran Jovetić, the State Secretary of the Ministry of Economic Development, emphasized that the state has demonstrated through its support for the ICT cluster how things should be done, how successful endeavors should be supported, and, conversely, how successful initiatives can reciprocate this support in the right manner. “I will just remind you that our colleagues from ICT Cortex have taught us many things. Above all, they have taught us something we often hear in theory but struggle to see in practice: that healthy competition is a stimulus. You have 40 companies in the same industry functioning as one family.” Dr. Goran Jovetić, the State Secretary of the Ministry of Economic Development Executive Director of the cluster, Tarik Zaimović, emphasized that synergy is the invisible capital with which the ICT community can work wonders. He reflected on the cluster’s work over the past three years: “We have equipped four high schools worth €1,200,000. Personally, I believe these are among the most beautiful projects we have accomplished. In addition, we have donated over €100,000, which went to nearly 50 various initiatives. We have sent almost 100 company representatives to over 10 countries where we have achieved significant results. Some of our companies have opened branches in the Emirates, and serious collaborations have been established with companies in the region where companies already cooperate with each other.” Executive Director of the ICT Cortex Cluster, Tarik Zaimović Key collaboration with the government plays a crucial role in achieving the goals of both the cluster and its member companies. Over the past three years of existence, ICT Cortex has indeed received significant support from the government of Montenegro. President of Montenegro, Mr. Jakov Milatović, congratulated the cluster on its 3rd anniversary and emphasized: “It is my great pleasure to greet you and, at the outset, congratulate you on the 3rd anniversary you are celebrating today. As the President of the country, but also as a passionate advocate for innovation and technological progress, I am proud of the achievements made in the previous period, as well as the diligence of this successful community. I am additionally proud of the fact that I had the opportunity to, as the Minister of Economic Development, follow your work from the very beginning and provide support on the path to becoming a significant economic actor, as you are now in our society. The ICT sector represents one of the key pillars of modern society, and its competitiveness and innovation have a direct
EU, EBRD, and ICT Cortex: In a joint mission towards enhancing the capacities of the ICT sector in Montenegro. Successfully completed the Adizes Leadership Program designed for top managers from renowned IT companies within the Montenegro ICT Cortex cluster, with the support of the European Union and the European Bank for Reconstruction and Development (EBRD), in collaboration with the Ministry of Economic Development. The program lasted for 7 months, during which participants had the opportunity to learn about company transformation and management skills with a focus on experiential learning and knowledge exchange. Topics covered in the program included decision-making, change management, business life cycles, finances for top managers, personal effectiveness, business negotiation, and people management, along with practical tools and recommendations for application. The culmination of the event took place on January 24, 2024, at the Ramada Hotel, where certificates were awarded to the participants. The event was opened by the State Secretary of the Ministry of Economic Development, Mr. Goran Jovetić, who emphasized that the digitally transformed Montenegro is a common interest for all of us. He highlighted the need for an accelerated process, heavily relying on the domestic ICT sector, which should act as its main driver. “The focus of the Government of Montenegro and the Ministry of Economic Development is to create economic support programs aimed at initiating and further strengthening economic activities while enhancing the competitiveness of domestic products and services. In this context, we have already initiated a broad round of public consultations with all stakeholders, from the business sector to the professional and academic community, to find optimal solutions for adequate support to the economy. The emphasis will undoubtedly be on strengthening manufacturing activities and transforming the economy towards digital and green business. The actions and activities of the ICT cluster Cortex are one of the best examples of collaborative efforts between the business sector and strong cooperation with institutions at the national and local levels. We believe that, through joint efforts in all fields, primarily through a strategic approach and government policies, and through interdepartmental cooperation, we will contribute to the process of digital transformation of the Montenegrin economy and the creation of a digital society.” – State Secretary of the Ministry of Economic Development, Goran Jovetić The project was implemented within a program financed by the European Union with a budget of 1.4 million euros. The official guests and program participants were addressed by the EU Ambassador to Montenegro, Her Excellency Oana Kristina Popa. She emphasized that the European Union is unwavering in its support for the economic development of Montenegro, as reflected in the priorities outlined in the Growth Agenda for the Western Balkans. This initiative opens the doors for Montenegro to access funds totaling over 400 million euros in direct support, contingent upon the adoption of key reforms, including those in the development of the private sector and the business environment. EU Ambassador in Montenegro, Oana Kristina Popa The entire program is supported by the European Bank for Reconstruction and Development (EBRD), and Mr. Remon Zakaria, the Head of the EBRD Office for Montenegro, emphasized the following: Small and medium-sized enterprises (SMEs) are a crucial sector for the development of the Montenegrin economy. We are pleased to support their development through advisory services, backed by financing from the EU and in close collaboration with the Ministry of Economic Development. – Head of the EBRD Office in Montenegro, Remon Zakaria The capacity strengthening and skills development had the opportunity to enhance the capabilities of 36 participants in the program, who hold top management or leadership positions in renowned ICT companies within the Cortex cluster: Alicorn, AI, Bild Studio, Coinis, Codeus, Čikom, Data Design, Euro-Unit Montenegro, Fleka, Logate, Oykos Development, and Telemont. On behalf of the hosts and representatives of the ICT cluster Cortex, the President of the Assembly of the ICT cluster Cortex, Branimir Bukilić, addressed the attendees and delivered the concluding remarks: “As an ICT cluster, we have implemented numerous activities focused on the strategic goals set since our establishment, in line with the agenda of the Ministry of Science and Technological Development, which has provided us with significant support. We believe that the domestic IT industry, represented by Cortex, can and should be a government ally when it comes to the digital transformation of society and other crucial projects”. -President of the Assembly of the ICT Cortex Cluster, Branimir Bukilić After the introductory address, attendees had the opportunity to participate in a panel discussion summarizing the entire program and emphasizing the significance of conducting similar education initiatives to strengthen capacities at all levels of decision-making. Certificates were awarded by Matija Dautović on behalf of the EBRD office in Montenegro, followed by a ceremonial cocktail.
The Science and Technology Park Montenegro was established with the aim of providing support and enhancing the potential for economic growth and development in Montenegro, through the establishment and growth of companies/teams in high-tech industries. Additionally, a specific aspect of the operation of STP Montenegro is support for the development and commercialization of innovative ideas and projects. Services and Products Support for entrepreneurial ventures through incubation processes, financing, training, mentorship, and connection to ecosystems of technological innovations, both regional and global. Acceleration of product innovations in the private sector through support programs and grants that encourage the development of new products and innovations. Promotion of collaboration with the business and academic community, as well as decision-makers within Montenegro. Creation of a stimulating environment that fosters innovation and collaboration by attracting and providing support to residents focused on the development of products and services based on technology and the commercialization of scientific research. Projects BoostMeUp The pre-acceleration program BoostMeUp is a national platform for developing an innovative ecosystem in Montenegro through the development of financing models and access to capital, creating and disseminating knowledge, increasing talent availability, fostering entrepreneurial culture, and facilitating market access. More B-Blue The B-Blue project addresses the challenges and bottlenecks of exploiting marine bio-resources, aiming to identify, engage, and bring together the Blue Bioeconomy Technology (BBt) innovation community of the Mediterranean. Its goal is to strengthen relationships among its organizations and promote the growth of the blue economy. B-Blue focuses on implementing a transnational coordination mechanism for the BBt community through an interconnected digital platform for the BBt community and the Mediterranean network of geographically linked actors. More DigITrening (Increasing Youth Digital Literacy to Mitigate COVID-19 Effects) The project included programming IT training, as well as training in 3D modeling, for children aged 13 to 16. Participants underwent two four-month training sessions in these areas. As a result of the successfully conducted training, ten interactive games themed around COVID-19 were created to creatively educate younger generations about the issues caused by the pandemic. Additionally, the outcome of the 3D training sessions includes ten created 3D-printed models of protective equipment. More Contact https://www.ntpark.me office@ntpark.me Bulevar Mihaila Lalića b.b. 81 000 Podgorica, Crna Gora +38220482454
Innovation Entrepreneurship Center Technopolis is the most significant center for the development of startup companies and entrepreneurship in Montenegro. As a key player in the creation and transformation of the innovation ecosystem, Technopolis provides a range of infrastructure and support measures that enable the establishment of new companies and the development of business based on new, innovative ideas and technologies. Through its activities and collaboration with more than 150 partners, Technopolis supports the improvement of the innovation system and infrastructure for the overall sustainable economic development of Montenegro. Services and Products Business Incubator – provides support to development teams, startups, and already registered companies whose business is based on scientific research, development, and implementation of new technologies, or activities with high growth potential. Biotechnology Laboratory – BioLab Technopolis – supports agricultural producers and encourages the development of agriculture, both through providing its own services and through linking the academic and business sectors to promote knowledge transfer and innovation, leading to the creation of new products and the improvement of existing ones. Industrial Design Laboratory – TechLab Technopolis – made available to all innovative SMEs, innovators, startups, as well as the academic community within the IPC Technopolis support system. The goal is to introduce new technologies and implement innovative solutions in the development of new products and improvements to existing ones. Data Center Technopolis – supports the development of startup companies in Montenegro and contributes to the overall digitization of micro, small, and medium-sized enterprises. In addition to support, the Data Center also provides commercial services. Program activities involve creating content adapted and aligned with state policies, aiming to create an entrepreneurial and innovative ecosystem and strengthen it through various forms of financial and non-financial support. The goal of program activities is also the substantive and logistical organization of external events contributing to the development of the business community in Nikšić and Montenegro by providing opportunities for events aimed at improving business. Projects Project “Improvement of infrastructure related to research and innovation that can be used to support the development of small and medium-sized enterprises” Equipping the infrastructure capacities of IPC Technopolis: Biotechnological Laboratory – BioLab Technopolis, Industrial Design Laboratory – TechLab Technopolis, and Data Center with state-of-the-art equipment in their areas of operation. Project 2CODE – Cooperation for Development of Cross-Border Business Environment Enhanced The project aims to contribute to strengthening the infrastructure and capacities of organizations to improve support services for the development of the business environment in the cross-border area of Croatia – Bosnia and Herzegovina – Montenegro. Project CROWN – “Crown of Entrepreneurial Ideas for Success” The project aims to contribute to strengthening the infrastructure and capacities of organizations to improve support services for the development of the business environment in the cross-border area of Croatia – Bosnia and Herzegovina – Montenegro. Contact www.tehnopolis.me office@tehnopolis.me Radoja Dakića bb, 81400, Nikšić, Crna Gora +38240280431
Crnogorski Telekom is the largest telecommunications company in Montenegro, providing a complete range of telecommunications services to business and residential users. Telecommunications have always been the core business of the company, but in order to stay at the forefront, Telekom had to evolve from an operator providing traditional telecommunications services into a company that highly values innovation and finding new ways to enhance the daily lives of its customers and improve business. Thanks to this, Telekom now provides users with connectivity, partners with secure, proven, and reliable new technologies, and local communities the opportunity to improve their interaction with citizens and overcome the digital divide. Crnogorski Telekom is part of the Deutsche Telekom Group, the most valuable telecommunications brand in Europe and one of the largest global companies in the telecommunications and information technology sector, present in over 50 countries worldwide. As part of the DT Group, Telekom has integrated sustainability principles into its business, with social and environmental criteria at the core of decision-making processes within the company. The results in the field of social responsibility position Telekom among the leaders in Montenegro. Services and Products: Complete range of fixed and mobile telecommunication services and ICT solutions. Projects eTrust A web portal for digital signing, sealing, verifying, and timestamping documents – easy and secure. It is intended for both individuals and legal entities. More eFiscalization Everything for eFiscalization – ready solutions tailored to every business. Cloud Call Center All the benefits of a traditional call center without buying infrastructure and software. More Cloud Call centar All the benefits of a traditional call center without the need to purchase infrastructure and software More Contact https://telekom.me/privatni-korisnici pr@telekom.me Moskovska 29, Podgorica
Sky Express Montenegro specializes in the implementation of advanced software solutions for cybersecurity and provides services in the field of information security. As a regional leader in IT security, the company covers the markets of Montenegro, Serbia, Bosnia and Herzegovina, Albania, and North Macedonia. Services and Products: Security Analysis Regulatory Compliance Analysis Security Consulting Penetration Testing and Ethical Hacking MSSP (Managed Security Services Provider) Projects Endpoint Protection in the FMCG Sector, Implementation of EDR Solution, and Integration with Existing Software and Hardware Infrastructure. Incident Management in the Financial Sector, Project Implementation of SOAR Solution in SOC, and Regulatory Compliance. Implementation of Continuous Monitoring and Oversight of Applied Security Measures in the Public Sector. Contact majo@sky-express.rs Bulevar Džordža Vašingtona br.98, Podgorica +381646414461
Progmata is a service-oriented company that provides planning, development, and software maintenance services to clients aiming to enhance the efficiency of existing business processes, undergo digital transformation, or migrate their on-premise solutions to a cloud environment. Combining experience from both the enterprise and startup worlds, we offer clients efficient and scalable solutions. We are motivated by technically challenging projects, and we consider each client’s challenge as our own. Services and Products: Development of web and mobile applications Implementation of Cloud solutions Consulting in the field of software development and technical solutions implementation Technical consulting and management of technical projects Projects VAT4U A global platform for tax processing and recovery. Planning, architecture, and implementation of the entire technical solution. Cloud-native environment, integration with an external ecosystem, data collection, processing, and transformation. A successful digital transformation in a sector with the most traditional processes. More Power auctions software User experience design and development of a web platform in four languages. Creation and integration of a system for displaying data from the airport FIDS (Flight Information Display System) on the website in real-time. More Logistics and Warehouse Management A web and mobile platform for managing warehouse operations. Migration of on-premise solutions to a cloud environment, improving system efficiency and stability by increasing availability and reducing TCO (Total Cost of Ownership). Enabling direct collaboration with field teams. More Contact progmata.me info@progmata.me Gojka Garčevića 2/18, Podgorica +38269010283
ProfitApp originated from the idea that it is possible to achieve a formula where both customers and merchants are in a positive position. Their vision is to become the leading platform for market services. Services and Products: Design and Branding Digital Marketing Web Development Mobile Development Enterprise Software Development UX/UI Design Projects Profit card Cash back E-wallet Contact https://www.profitapp.me office@profitapp.me Bul.Svetog Petra Cetinjskog 120 +38268888996
Omnitex is a young and dynamic, rapidly growing company dedicated to promoting projects in industrial research and experimental development, with a focus on creating innovative digital platforms. Since 2016, the company’s core activities have shifted to reflect its innovative nature, with a particular emphasis on R&D projects. In this way, strong partnerships have emerged in the scientific and academic realms, involving universities and research centers. Omnitech is also involved in the development of innovative software and machine learning projects. Services and Products: Design and Branding Digital Marketing Web Development Mobile Development Project Management Enterprise Software Development Cloud Engineering, DevOps & Infrastructure Big Data, Business Intelligence & Data Visualization Quality Assurance UX/UI Design Projects Nino.Me One of our products, the NINO platform, is ready for a successful launch on the market. Specifically, NINO is an e-commerce B2B2C platform with a special focus on the HoReCa industry, through which food can be ordered for delivery or takeaway. In collaboration with the Red Cross, Nino is designed so that a percentage of each order made through the platform goes to charitable purposes. We aim to encourage the development of empathy in society and raise awareness of the importance of considering those who cannot afford a meal. More iTrinus iTrinus is a mobile and web platform for apartment rental and hotel room management, aiming to offer tourists reservation services to find the most exclusive apartments and hotels and better plan their stay. Created with the goal of providing a “turnkey” management service for property owners and accommodation facilities in the luxury tourism sector, the iTrinus platform offers services to property owners looking to achieve a higher return on investment compared to the mere rental of accommodation units. It also provides technical assistance, design assistance, furnishing, and promotion of the property through professional photography, guest reception, and assistance with check-in and check-out. More SeVaRa The goal of the SeVaRA project is the development of a system based on environmental risk characterization, using aggregated information obtained through remote-sensing techniques, including: cartographic data online-acquired data (e.g., social networks) real-time data from sensors (weather stations, etc.) historical data related to previous events. More Contact https://omnitechnology.me/ info@omnitechnology.me Cetinjski put 36, lokal 4, Zgrada Milić 020 653 756
After years of working in various companies, involved in the development of business and accounting applications, as well as collaborating with enterprises across different industries (manufacturing, wholesale, retail, marketing, pharmaceuticals, government institutions, etc.), in 2016, they decided to establish their own independent firm with the goal of elevating their services to a higher standard. Their team comprises engineers with extensive programming, analytical, and consulting knowledge and experience. They offer creativity, perseverance, and a willingness to carefully listen, thoroughly analyze problems, and provide optimal solutions or advice at any given moment. Services and Products: Project Management Enterprise Software Development Big Data, Business Intelligence & Data Visualization Projects E-fiscalization Glovo Integration Online store – mobile application Contact http://navira.its.me snezana.calasan@navira.its.meb Đoka Miraševića 108 Podgorica +38269051100
By combining the knowledge and extensive experience of its founders, Digital Bee passionately and devotedly provides consulting services in the fields of ICT, digitization, and digital transformation. Additionally, the company offers education services for both children and adults, focusing on key competencies essential in the digital era we live in. Services and Products: Digital Transformation Project Management IT Process and Cost Optimization Education for Children and Adults Projects FreMove Alliance Project management of the digitization and automation processes for FreeMove Alliance. FreeMove is a European alliance for mobile telecommunications between Deutsche Telekom, Orange, TIM Italia, and Telia, with the mission to provide high-quality international mobile services to multinational users. More Entrepreneurs’ Academy In May 2021, the first AWE (Academy for Women Entrepreneurs) was launched in Montenegro. The project aims to empower the female entrepreneurial community in Montenegro. Thirty-five entrepreneurs from small and medium-sized enterprises are undergoing a six-month program. DigitalBee is a partner of the U.S. Embassy in implementing this program. More Start-up Flourish A personal digital assistant for the development of emotional intelligence, developed in partnership with the company Amplitudo. More Contact https://digitalbee.me/contact-us digitalbee@digitalbee.me Moskovska 73, Podgorica +382 67 227 722
Codepixel is a full-cycle software development company that creates digital products for the web, mobile devices, and IoT, with a strong focus on user experience (UX) and user interface (UI). With an agile and dynamic team of young professionals, Codepixel combines innovation and programming skills to provide the best solutions for digital startups and other businesses. Today, Codepixel is recognized as one of the most innovative companies in the IT community in Montenegro, implementing best practices and using modern tools and technologies in the development of digital products. Codepixel’s mission is to bring value to its services and products, clients, partners, team, and the community by constantly growing and keeping pace with the global IT expansion. Since its establishment, the company has worked on various projects, ranging from web development and product strategy to the development of complex software for clients in Europe and the United States. Services and Products Product Strategy and System Architecture Custom Software Development Mobile App Development UX/UI Design and Branding Cloud & DevOps Internet of Things (IoT) Projects Index recipes is an all-in-one cooking platform that enables visitors and editors to perform advanced searching, create, collect, and share recipes using a fast and intuitive user interface. Collaborating with the Index.hr team, we joined forces in defining the product strategy and system architecture. We further designed and developed the platform using an agile approach, simultaneously conducting regular DevOps rounds and user acceptance testing. More Sled Studio specializes in the strategy, design, and development of custom web software for school management. Their focus is on the complete digitization of the daily operations of schools by transforming and centralizing operations, data/archives, processes, planning, and reporting into an efficient web platform. This platform aims to streamline and enhance the overall functioning of schools by providing a centralized and effective solution for various aspects of school management.
