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For 22 years, SOFTECON has been the trusted platform where business meets technology. Last year’s edition welcomed more than 300 leaders and experts from top companies across the region.&nbsp;The upcoming 2026 edition will take place on 21 May 2026 at Divadlo Aréna in Bratislava. You may look forward to real stories from leading Central European companies advancing their business through technology and artificial intelligence.Please reserve the date. More details will follow soon.&nbsp;

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WE WISH YOU A MERRY CHRISTMAS AND A HAPPY NEW YEAR 2026

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Technology company SOFTEC has announced the expansion of its management team with the appointment of Alexander Brabetz, an experienced executive with an extensive background in digital solutions and enterprise transformation. His arrival is part of SOFTEC strategy to strengthen its presence in the Austrian market, where the company has long-term relationships with clients such as Vienna Insurance Group and Raiffeisen Bank International.&nbsp;

SOFTEC Strengthens Presence in Austria with Appointment of Alexander Brabetz 

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How are the leading players in the Czech insurance market responding to changing customer needs, technological trends, and regulatory requirements? The latest SOFTEC study maps the level of digitalization across key areas such as sales and customer service, cooperation with partners, and internal operations. Find out which factors contribute to success, what the main obstacles are, and how insurers are adapting to new challenges.

DIGITALIZATION IN INSURANCE: WHERE IS THE CZECH INSURANCE MARKET HEADING?

Today Softec, a major consulting and software group, announced an important personnel reinforcement in its top management. Alexander Paál and Šimon Skrak will be its new members. Paál will lead the Czech branch in Prague, while Skrak will cover the development of the telecommunications segment in both countries. Both bring a wealth of experience in technology, consulting and digital transformation to the company.

Softec strengthens on two fronts. Alexander Paál becomes the director of Softec CZ, Šimon Skrak will manage telecommunications.

The winter season in Slovakia complicates the traffic flow on the roads every year. Deteriorated road conditions have been resolved with reactive road maintenance so far, which was expensive and unsustainable in the long term. Searching an effective solution, we teamed up with the Slovak Hydrometeorological Institute (SHMÚ) and developed low-cost IoT weather stations, thanks to which we are able to collect more detailed data and thus more accurately predict the need for road maintenance. Microsoft Azure technology plays a big role in this success, thanks to which we can store data in the cloud and evaluate it in detail.

SOFTEC, in cooperation with SHMÚ, reduces road management costs and increases road safety

The technology company SOFTEC delivered and operates the solution NFINITY (www.nfinity.digital) – Contracting Platform solution for Slovak Telekom, a 100% subsidiary of Deutsche Telekom. This is SOFTEC’s latest solution for fully digital customer verification and digital contracting using facial biometrics incl. document data extraction using OCR technology. NFINITY is a proven solution with unique references in the banking, telco and insurance industry. Operating the service in public cloud enables accelerated implementation and deployment with guaranteed high availability and service quality.

SOFTEC helped digitize the largest telco operator in Slovakia. Delivered and operates a solution for customer identity verification and fully digital sales.

The ongoing discussions on the shape of the digital euro will soon take a real shape. In the autumn, the European institutions are expected to discuss new legislation that will determine how it will be implemented.

Slovaks are afraid of losing their privacy. They want cash, even though the digital euro is coming

Our people are the key element of our operation. That is why this year we are also competing for the title of the Most Attractive Employer, which is announced by the Profesia job portal.

SOFTEC is (again) among the finalists of the Best Employer poll 

SOFTEC, one of the leading providers of consulting and technology services in Central Europe, today announced appointment of Marek Gešo as the new Chief Marketing Officer (CMO). Marek Gešo (48) is joining from Accenture, where he successfully led the Marketing & Communications (M&C) function for seven countries in the Central and Eastern European region and acted as a member of European M&C Leadership team. His SOFTEC mission will focus on reinforcing the brand reputation as the preffered provider of technology services and solutions for the leading companies and government organizations in the CEE region, as well as boosting the attractive employer brand for the technology enthusiasts.

SOFTEC further strengthens the leadership team. The group’s new CMO is Marek Gešo

The author of the picture is 12-year-old Janette, a student in the seventh grade of elementary school in Piešťany. Her biggest hobby is art and drawing, which she has been doing since she was a child. Janette takes art classes, is creative in many ways and is very popular and active in her foster family, the Centre for Children and Families in Piešťany.

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SOFTEC, a consulting and technology company, announced today that it has created a unique solution enabling companies and their clients to sign contracts with the highest possible legal acceptance at speed and at low cost, through the client’s qualified electronic signature with a qualified electronic timestamp. The solution is fully compliant with the latest EU legislation (eIDAS) and very user-friendly. The uniqueness is based on the fact that the qualified signature can be performed without prior preparation, without the need for clients to visit the branch and without other restrictive or procedurally demanding conditions, as is common when using a qualified signature. It does not require any special hardware, any additional passwords or actions. It leverages the current possibilities offered by facial biometrics along with identity documents, or various smart keys. The solution enables to keep the written form of the concluded agreement, while ensuring the identification of the signing client. According to the available information, SOFTEC is the first company in the Central European region with such a solution.  

Qualified electronic signature at speed and low costs remotely, on-premise, anywhere

The author of the picture is 9-year-old Markus, who lives in the Center for Children and Families in Martin. Markus is a cheerful and playful second-year student in elementary school. He enjoys active movement and creating, which is reflected in his interests. He recently started attending football training because he longed to be part of the team and experience the joy of the game. In addition to sports, he loves drawing and animals. At SOFTEC, we support young talented and ambitious individuals who face challenging starting positions. We believe that thanks to our support, everyone has a chance to paint the future they dream of.

WE WISH YOU A MERRY CHRISTMAS AND A HAPPY NEW YEAR 2025

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Alexander Paál takes up the position of director of Softec CZ. His task will be to develop the company's potential on the Czech market and help its further expansion. He first gained domestic and international experience at Accenture, where he was involved in management consulting and system integration (transformation projects). His key clients at that time included Česká sporiteľňa, VÚB or Raiffeisen bank. Later, he was at the birth of PwC's technology consulting division, which today has 150 people. Here he focused mainly on transformation and regulatory projects at Komerční banka, e.g. building a new digital bank or ESG. His big topic is the education and development of colleagues, and he also works as a lecturer at the Prague University of Economics and Business. In Softec, he sees the potential for growth and possibilities for further expansion not only on the Czech market. He graduated from the Slovak University of Technology in Bratislava and City University. In his free time, he has been dancing folk dance for many years, which he also teaches.Šimon Skrak will strengthen Softec's top management as a telco lead for both countries. His extensive practise includes both domestic and foreign experience in the field of telecommunications (Slovakia, Germany, Romania, Czech Republic, Hungary). In the colours of Accenture, where he worked for 22 years, he participated, for example, in the fundamental transformation of Slovak Telekom and other important projects. For the past six years, he helped develop the newly established Accenture Song digital division in Prague and Bratislava and was engaged for example in the digital transformation of Škoda Auto, the largest exporter in the Czech Republic. He graduated from Faculty of Management of the Comenius University in Bratislava. His hobbies mainly include skiing, particularly freeride.Peter Morávek, executive director of Softec, comments: „I'm glad we got such reinforcements as Alex and Šimon. I expect both of them to help us further develop our potential and find opportunities for further expansion beyond the Czech and Slovak markets, for example in Austria or the Balkans.“Today, the group's solutions and services are used by clients in ten Central and Eastern European countries. The most important groups are the VIG, Raiffeisen, Generali, KBC, Deutsche Telekom, O2 and Orange.

Významná konzultačno-softvérová skupina Softec dnes oznámila dôležité personálne posilnenie v top managemente. Po novom v ňom budú pôsobiť Alexander Paál a Šimon Skrak. Paál povedie českú pobočku v Prahe, Skrak naopak zastreší rozvoj segmentu telekomunikácií v oboch krajinách. Obaja prinášajú do firmy bohaté skúsenosti z oblasti technology, consultingu a digitálnej transformácie.

Softec posilňuje na dvoch frontoch. Riaditeľom Softec CZ sa stáva Alexander Paál, telekomunikácie bude riadiť Šimon Skrak.

Významná konzultačně-softwarová skupina Softec dnes oznámila důležité personální posílení v top managementu. Nově v něm budou působit – Alexander Paál a Šimon Skrak. Paál povede českou pobočku v Praze, Skrak naopak zastřeší rozvoj segmentu telekomunikací v obou zemích. Oba přinášejí do firmy bohaté zkušenosti z oblasti technology, consultingu a digitální transformace.

Softec posiluje na dvou frontách. Ředitelem Softec CZ se stává Alexander Paál, telekomunikace bude řídit Šimon Skrak.

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Every year during the winter, Slovak cities and regions struggle with variable weather conditions on the roads. They often complicate the flow and safety of road traffic. So, we joined together with SHMÚ and delivered affordable weather stations that efficiently assist with managing road maintenance.“Today, governments are moving from reactive maintenance to preventive measures before conditions arise. This leads to significant savings and environmental benefits. For example, you can save up to two thirds of salt by salting before snowfall. To do this, authorities need reliable forecasts and information on road temperatures,” explains Ondrej Svacina, our Business Development Manager &amp; Senior Consultant.Our weather stations monitor a&nbsp;variety of variables such as surface temperature, air humidity and more. This data is processed and stored in the cloud and interpreted using Microsoft Azure technologies.Road dispatchers had to rely solely on citywide general weather forecasts, which were unreliable in regions with a variety of meteorological conditions. With IoT weather stations, they can do more localized and targeted salting instead of costly city-wide interventions. After launching our solution, the number of traffic accidents decreased by 28% and the consumption of road salt decreased fourfold.

Zimní období na Slovensku každoročně komplikuje plynulost dopravy na silnicích. Zhoršené silniční podmínky se doteď řešily reaktivní údržbou cest, která byla nákladná a dlouhodobě neudržitelná. Při hledání efektivního řešení jsme spojili síly se Slovenským hydrometeorologickým ústavem (SHMÚ) a přinesli jsme nízkonákladové IoT meteorologické stanice, díky kterým jsme schopni shromažďovat podrobnější údaje a přesněji tak předpovídat potřebu údržby silnic. Na tomto úspěchu má velký podíl i technologie Microsoft Azure, díky které umíme ukládat data do cloudu a podrobně je vyhodnocovat.

SOFTEC ve spolupráci s SHMÚ snižuje náklady na správu cest a zvyšuje bezpečnost na cestách

Zimné obdobie na Slovensku každoročne komplikuje plynulosť premávky na cestách. Zhoršené cestné podmienky sa doteraz riešili reaktívnou údržbou ciest, ktorá bola nákladná a dlhodobo neudržateľná. Pri hľadaní efektívneho riešenia sme spojili sily so Slovenským hydrometeorologickým ústavom (SHMÚ) a priniesli sme nízkonákladové IoT meteorologické stanice, vďaka ktorým sme schopní zhromažďovať podrobnejšie údaje a presnejšie tak predpovedať potrebu údržby ciest. Na tomto úspechu má veľký podiel aj technológia Microsoft Azure, vďaka ktorej vieme ukladať dáta do cloudu a podrobne ich vyhodnocovať.

SOFTEC v spolupráci s SHMÚ znižuje náklady na správu ciest a zvyšuje bezpečnosť na cestách

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Slovak Telekom was looking for a unique solution for digital customer verification in order to increase sales through digital channels, without the need for any customer physical presence. The first phase was focused on the implementation of the process for a new prepaid customers. From the business point of view, remote identity verification enables to expand the channels for the sale of SIM cards to more partners and significantly improves the customer experience, while the SIM card can be used practically immediately after purchase.Martin Petriščák, director of telco and banking systems division at SOFTEC, adds: “We delivered this solution from the idea to a fully functional, integrated and tested solution in a relatively short time – within six weeks. This was possible mainly due to the fact that NFINITY services are fully available in the cloud and as a result of the effective cooperation with the Slovak Telekom team. The delivery included the integration of NFINITY into Slovak Telekom’s systems, as well as the development of a custom web application. We also provided consulting services for the integration of the web application to the services of the Ministry of the Interior of the Slovak Republic.”Slovak Telekom chose the NFINITY solution based on proven references and its integration readiness, as the time to market was a very critical decision criteria. “We wanted to have a production pilot up and running as soon as possible to get feedback from a selected group of customers ahead of a full commercial launch. We managed to deliver the first phase with SOFTEC within 6 weeks, which is very short period of time. Today, our solution is technically ready to be used not only for the prepaid scenario, but also for many other possible use cases,” concludes Robert Hvorečný, Technical Tribe Lead, Slovak Telekom.

Technologická společnost SOFTEC dodala a provozuje pro Slovak Telekom, 100% dceřinou společnost Deutsche Telekom, řešení NFINITY (www.nfinity.digital) – Contracting Platform. Jde o nejnovější řešení společnosti SOFTEC pro plně digitální ověření zákazníka a digitální podepisování smluvních dokumentů pomocí tvářové biometrie s vytěžením dat z dokladů pomocí technologie OCR. NFINITY je ověřené řešení s unikátními referencemi v bankovním, telekomunikačním a pojišťovacím průmyslu. Umístění řešení v cloudu umožňuje akcelerovanou implementaci a aktivaci při garantované vysoké dostupnosti a kvality služby. 

SOFTEC pomohl digitalizovat největšího telekomunikačního operátora na Slovensku. Dodal a provozuje řešení pro ověření identity zákazníků a plně digitální prodej.

Technologická spoločnosť SOFTEC dodala a prevádzkuje pre Slovak Telekom, 100% dcérsku spoločnosť Deutsche Telekom, riešenie NFINITY (www.nfinity.digital) – Contracting Platform. Ide o najnovšie riešenie spoločnosti SOFTEC pre plne digitálne overenie zákazníka a digitálne podpisovanie zmluvných dokumentov pomocou tvárovej biometrie s vyťažením dát z dokladov pomocou technológie OCR. NFINITY je overené riešenie s unikátnymi referenciami v bankovom, telekomunikačnom a poisťovacom priemysle. Umiestnenie riešenia v cloude umožňuje akcelerovanú implementáciu a aktiváciu pri garantovanej vysokej dostupnosti a kvality služby.

SOFTEC pomohol digitalizovať najväčšieho operátora na Slovensku

According to Peter Ivanka, digital banking expert at Softec, a common European digital currency should be more stable than cryptocurrencies.On the other hand, whether people will accept it will also depend on how the central bank deals with public fears about loss of privacy. "The solution could be to introduce a limit up to which payments would be anonymous and beyond which they would not," says a digital banking expert.What does digital currency actually mean and how does it differ from cryptocurrencies? What role will commercial banks play in the introduction of a common digital currency and how will they maintain their fearless position in the market? And why is there an assumption that the introduction of the digital euro could speed up payments?<h2>Will it replace cash?</h2>What is the curent stage of the digital euro at legislative level? Is there any progress?A legislative proposal was presented at the end of June. In October it should be clear what the digital euro will look like. The proposal should be discussed by the Governing Council of the European Central Bank (ECB). So we are in the pilot phase of shaping the concept.What do we know today? What form should the digital euro take?At the moment, these are just general formulations. What they mean is that the digital euro should be accessible to the general public. With the possible exception of small establishments, it should be possible to pay with it everywhere. However, the ECB is also declaring the importance of preserving cash, which is important. People should therefore have the right to cash.Are the European institutions thus responding to the fears that the digital euro will replace cash?Yes. When the ECB did a survey on people's attitudes towards a common digital currency, the most frequently raised concern was the loss of privacy. And it is also a response to various legislative initiatives, for example in Austria or Slovakia, which aim to preserve the right to cash.So are we not heading towards the demise of cash, which is what many fear?I think not. People are already becoming partially saturated with digital. So this is a response to their fears. But it also has to be said that people are perhaps also worried about the disappearance of the so-called grey economy. Although I think they would find ways to enter it in the digital space as well.Can we say that digital currency will not be mandatory?It certainly is. It is formulated as a complement to cash, so it will be an alternative to it. So far, there is no indication that people will be forced into it in any way.<h2>Concerns about loss of privacy</h2>The public's concern stems from the fact that the central bank will monitor money flows. So is there a risk of loss of privacy in transactions?On one hand, the proposal states that payment security and privacy will be maintained. On the other hand, there is an ambition to combat money laundering. These two concepts go against each other.If you want to fight money laundering, you have to monitor payments, but on the other hand, there is the promise of privacy. So the statements so far are a bit schizophrenic. The solution could be to introduce a limit up to which payments are anonymous and beyond which they are not.So are the fears of loosing anonymity justified?From my point of view, for the time being, yes. They have not been refuted. But we have not yet seen a more detailed proposal for the operation of the currency. There is at least a declaration of the right to cash. We will know more in October.What's your guess?I suppose the ECB will have to deal with this problem if it wants to achieve broad public acceptance of the currency. Otherwise, people would have a strong tendency not to switch to the digital euro.<h2>Built on blockchain</h2>How will the system work technologically?Quite often, blockchain is mentioned in combination with payment systems such as TIPS (Target Instant Payment Settlement, a service designed for processing instant payments, ed.), which could guarantee anonymity.It would be advantageous if the digital euro was deployed on a new infrastructure. The payment systems typically used by banks today are perhaps 20 or 30 years old. Implementing new technological possibilities would thus speed up payments.On the other hand, central banks today do not have the necessary infrastructure, so cooperation with commercial banks is likely to be needed here.What advantages could the digital euro bring over cashless payments?It should further expand electronic payments. They should be easier and faster. Although there are still a number of options today, such as instant interbank payments, there are still various obstacles, for example cross-border payments.<h2>Competition to traditional banks</h2>Will the digital euro also help to introduce cashless payments to establishments that today, for various reasons, refuse them?In the context of the legislation, it is said that basic operations with the digital euro will be free of charge. However, there are already solutions today in which establishments do not need a terminal. Merchants therefore have options to accept cashless payments at low fees.But the introduction of the digital euro is likely to make it even easier and cheaper to pay in shops.What will be the relationship of the digital euro to cryptocurrencies?Cryptocurrencies today are decentralised and we don't know the entities behind them. In the case of a digital European currency, it would be the other way around. Cryptocurrencies are therefore also very volatile. We have seen daily movements here of tens of percent. The digital form of the euro should benefit from the advantage of being guaranteed by a central bank, so it will be stable.Will the digital euro bring competition for banks and their business?Yes, it does. If the digital euro does indeed transfer the responsibility for running the digital infrastructure to the Central Bank, the question is what will be left for the commercial banks. In such a case, financial transactions would be centralised, which could lead to a loss of privacy to some extent.On the other hand, a digital euro account should be non-interest-bearing, so there is no attempt to encourage people to save in it. The aim is just to enable payment transactions.&nbsp;Author of the article: Peter Apolen, Forbes Magazine Source: <a href="https://www.forbes.sk/analytik-slovaci-sa-obavaju-straty-sukromia-chcu-hotovost-hoci-prichadza-digitalne-euro/">Analytik: Slováci sa boja straty súkromia. Chcú hotovosť, hoci prichádza digitálne euro – Forbes</a>&nbsp;

Probíhající diskuse o podobě digitálního eura brzy dostanou reálnou podobu. Na podzim by měla být v evropských institucích totiž projednána nová legislativa, která určí způsob jeho zavádění.

Lidé se bojí ztráty soukromí. Chtějí hotovost, přestože přichází digitální euro

Prebiehajúce diskusie o podobe digitálneho eura čoskoro dostanú reálnu podobu. Na jeseň by mala byť v európskych inštitúciách totiž prerokovaná nová legislatíva, ktorá určí spôsob jeho zavádzania.

Slováci sa boja straty súkromia. Chcú hotovosť, hoci prichádza digitálne euro

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TOP 5 reasons* why people want to work for us: ? Team and people - 22% ? Pleasant working environment - 15% ? Opportunity for professional growth - 12% ? Good reputation of the company - 11% ? Job security, long-term tradition of the company - 9%TOP benefits*: Flexible working hours - 23% Work from home - 20% Extra vacation - 19% Sabbatical for key employees - 8% Professional training and participation in conferences - 7%*These are the results of the 2021 ballot.You can vote every day until December 31, 2022 at: <a href="https://www.najzamestnavatel.sk/spolocnost/softec/">https://www.najzamestnavatel.sk/spolocnost/softec/</a>

Naši lidé jsou klíčovým prvkem naší činnosti. Proto se i letos ucházíme o titul Nejatraktivnější zaměstnavatel, který vyhlašuje pracovní portál Profesia.

SOFTEC je (opět) mezi finalisty ankety Nejlepší zaměstnavatel 

Kľúčovým prvkom nášho fungovania sú naši ľudia. Aj tento rok sa preto uchádzame o titul Najatraktívnejší zamestnávateľ, ktorý vyhlasuje pracovný portál Profesia.

SOFTEC je (opäť) medzi finalistami ankety Najzamestnávateľ 

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Gešo has more than 20 years of Integrated M&amp;C experience in the consulting and technology services industry. He is a seasoned veteran from Accenture, one of the world’s most valuable IT services brands, where he contributed to launch and build the brand in Slovakia. He joined Accenture in 1998 during his University studies and since 2000 held a variety of roles in B2B, Corporate Communications and B2C Employer Branding and Recruitment Marketing.„I consider SOFTEC to be a leading technology company with Slovakia origin and strong ethics, with more than 30 years of proven track record of delivering value to clients across industries through technology services and solutions. Moreover, also an attractive employer for more than 400 professionals. I believe we are well positioned to accelerate the further growth not only in the Czech and Slovak markets, but also in other Europe locations, such as Austria, Benelux, Balkan and Northern Europe,“ says Gešo. &nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;He graduated from the Economic University, Faculty of National Economy in Bratislava, Slovakia. Married, father of 2, and a passionate drummer and sportsman.Peter Morávek, CEO, SOFTEC, said: „I am pleased we further reinforced our team, thus confirmed we are a great place to work even for professionals with international experience. I believe Marek will help us grow our presence in the region as the trusted partner for the digital transformations of our clients, as well as continue to build and develop our SOFTEC brand.“SOFTEC provides services and solutions to clients in 16 countries in Central and Eastern Europe. Among the key clients are VIG, Erste, Raiffeisen, Generali, KBC, Deutsche Telekom, O2 and Orange.

Významná konzultačně-softwarová společnost SOFTEC dnes oznamuje příchod nového marketingového ředitele. Stal se jím Marek Gešo (48), který do firmy přichází z Accenture, kde naposledy působil jako ředitel marketingu a komunikace pro sedm zemí střední a východní Evropy a člen evropského vedení marketingu a komunikace. V SOFTECU bude jeho hlavním úkolem posílení značky firmy jako preferovaného poskytovatele technologických služeb a řešení pro přední firmy a vládní organizace v regionu a jako atraktivního zaměstnavatele pro technologické nadšence.  

SOFTEC získal další posilu. Novým ředitelem marketingu se stává Marek Gešo

Významná konzultačno-softvérová spoločnosť SOFTEC dnes oznamuje príchod nového marketingového riaditeľa. Stal sa ním Marek Gešo (48), ktorý do firmy prichádza z Accenture, kde naposledy pôsobil ako riaditeľ marketingu a komunikácie pre sedem krajín strednej a východnej Európy a bol členom európskeho vedenia marketingu a komunikácie. V SOFTECU bude jeho hlavným cieľom posilnenie značky firmy ako preferovaného poskytovateľa technologických služieb a riešení pre popredné firmy a vládne organizácie v regióne a ako atraktívneho zamestnávateľa pre technologických nadšencov.

SOFTEC získal ďalšiu posilu. Novým riaditeľom marketingu sa stáva Marek Gešo

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<h2>We wish you a merry Christmas and Happy New Year</h2>

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Autorkou obrázku je 12-letá Janette, studentka sedmého ročníku ZŠ v Piešťanech. Jejím největším koníčkem je umění a kreslení, kterému se odmalička věnuje. Janette chodí na výtvarku, je kreativní v mnohých směrech a v její náhradní rodině, v Centru pro děti a rodinu v Piešťanech, je velmi oblíbená a aktivní.

Autorkou obrázka je 12-ročná Janette, študentka siedmeho ročníka ZŠ v Piešťanoch. Jej najväčším koníčkom je umenie a kreslenie, ktorému sa odmalička venuje. Janette chodí na výtvarku, je kreatívna v mnohých smeroch a v jej náhradnej rodine, v Centre pre deti a rodiny v Piešťanoch, je veľmi obľúbená a aktívna.

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The solution is based on the proven contracting platform <a href="https://www.nfinity.digital/">NFINITY</a>, a SaaS service for identity verification and signing contracts online, which is intended for banks, mobile operators, insurance companies, but also real estate companies, brokers or network service providers.&nbsp;&nbsp;Libor David, Digital Architect at SOFTEC, adds: „Thanks to this universal solution, which is accepted across the EU and uses local possibilities, we can convert any business conversation between our customers and their clients into a legally binding written agreement, regardless of whether the conversation takes place in person or remotely. Our solution is economically attractive and, moreover, the implementation takes a maximum of a few weeks.“&nbsp; &nbsp;After issuing a one-time certificate for the client, the solution can be used wherever the EU eIDAS regulation applies, which concerns secure electronic communication between companies, citizens and public authorities throughout the European Union. It works as a so-called online notary, which means that it records the entire sales process.&nbsp;The qualified elecronic signature with qualified electronic timestamp represents the highest level of electronic signature and is still only minimally used by the public (entrepreneurs use it, for example, when filing tax returns). SOFTEC solution may reverse this trend. A slightly lower level has the so-called advanced electronic signature, used by roughly a third of users and which also enables to keep the written form of the concluded agreement. Within SOFTEC solution, the advanced signature can be used in all cases where a slightly lower level of verification is sufficient and companies are interested in keeping costs as low as possible. The basic level of signature in digital environment is a simple signature, or simply „an electronic signature“.&nbsp;&nbsp;

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Konzultačně-technologická společnost SOFTEC dnes oznámila, že vytvořila unikátní řešení, díky kterému dokážou firmy a jejich klienti velmi jednoduše a při nízkých nákladech podepsat smlouvy se spolehlivou právní akceptací, prostřednictvím tzv. kvalifikovaného podpisu klienta s kvalifikovaným časým razítkem. Toto řešení odpovídá nejnovější platné EU legislativě (eIDAS), navíc je uživatelsky přívětivé. Unikátnost spočítá v tom, že kvalifikovaný podpis lze provést bez předchozí přípravy, bez nutnosti návštěvy klientů na pobočce a bez dalších omezujících či procesně náročných podmínek, jak je jindy při použití kvalifikovaného elektronického podpisu běžné. Není k němu potřeba žádný speciální hardware, žádná dodatečná hesla nebo úkony. Stačí využít stávající možnosti, které nabízí kupříkladu biometrie obličeje za použití dokladu totožnosti, případně nejrůznější smart klíče. Řešení umožňuje dodržení písemné formy uzavírané dohody se zabezpečením identifikace podepisujícího klienta. Podle dostupných informací je s tímto řešením SOFTEC první firmou ve středoevropském regionu.

Kvalifikovaný elektronický podpis rychle a levně na dálku, na pobočce, kdekoliv

Konzultačno-technologická spoločnosť SOFTEC dnes oznámila, že vytvorila unikátne riešenie, vďaka ktorému dokážu firmy a ich klienti veľmi jednoducho a pri nízkych nákladoch podpísať zmluvy s najvyššou možnou právnou akceptáciou, prostredníctvom tzv. kvalifikovaného elektronického podpisu klienta s kvalifikovanou časovou pečiatkou. Toto riešenie zodpovedá najnovšej platnej legislatíve EÚ (eIDAS), a naviac je užívateľsky prívetivé. Unikátnosť spočíva v tom, že kvalifikovaný podpis je možné vykonať bez predchádzajúcej prípravy, bez nutnosti návštevy klientov na pobočke a bez ďalších obmedzujúcich či procesne náročných podmienok, aké zvykli byť pri použití kvalifikovaného elektronického podpisu bežné. Nie je k nemu potrebný žiaden špeciálny hardware, žiadne dodatočné heslá ani úkony. Stačí využiť súčasné možnosti, ktoré ponúka napríklad biometria tváre za použitia dokladu totožnosti, prípadne rôzne smart kľúče. Riešenie umožňuje dodržanie písomnej formy uzatváranej dohody so zabezpečením identifikácie podpisujúceho klienta, napríklad spotrebiteľa. Podľa dostupných informácií je SOFTEC prvou firmou v stredoeurópskom regióne, ktorá prichádza s týmto riešením.  

Kvalifikovaný elektronický podpis rýchlo a lacno na diaľku, na pobočke, kdekoľvek

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Alexander Brabetz brings more than 25 years of experience from senior positions in leading companies including Pay Life Bank, Erste Group Bank, and AluKönigStahl. His expertise lies in creating added value through technology innovation, driving both higher productivity and enhanced customer experience.&nbsp;„We are confident that Alexander’s experience and skills will help us further strengthen our position in the Austrian market and deliver complex technology solutions with high value added to both existing and new clients,” said Peter Morávek, CEO of SOFTEC.&nbsp;„I consider SOFTEC to be a leading technology services company. Its reputation is not only backed by numerous awards, but mostly by long-term trusted relationships with leading companies across banking, insurance, telecommunications, and the public sector. I believe that together we can bring Austrian clients new opportunities and meaningful solutions that will enhance their competitiveness in a world where digital transformation is a necessity,” added Alexander Brabetz.&nbsp;SOFTEC is one of the leading providers of consulting and technology services and solutions in Central and Eastern Europe. With 35 years of successful track record, the company has been effectively connecting business and IT solutions for leading organizations across industries. Today, SOFTEC team of more than 400 professionals works with clients in over 11 countries.&nbsp;

Technologická spoločnosť SOFTEC oznámila ďalšie rozšírenie svojho manažérskeho tímu. Novou posilou sa stáva Alexander Brabetz, skúsený manažér s bohatou praxou v oblasti digitálnych riešení a podnikových transformácií. Jeho príchod je súčasťou stratégie firmy rozširovať svoje pôsobenie na rakúskom trhu, na ktorom medzi jej dlhoročných klientov patria firmy z popredných skupín ako Vienna Insurance Group či Raiffeisen Bank International.&nbsp;

SOFTEC reaguje na dopyt na rakúskom trhu: novou posilou je Alexander Brabetz 

Digitalization is no longer a choice – it has become a necessity. With this in mind, we have prepared an in-depth analysis of the Czech insurance market that maps:<ul><li>digital functions for clients,</li><li>tools for business partners,</li><li>modern approaches in sales and marketing,</li><li>internal digitalization and operational models,</li><li>strategic goals, culture, and internal motivation of insurance companies.</li></ul>Based on interviews with 10 insurance companies, secondary research, and practical case studies, we show how individual segments (life and non-life insurance) perform, and what the real state of AI, CRM, and STP tool adoption looks like in everyday practice.<h4>WHAT WILL YOU LEARN?</h4><ul><li>Which digital features customers actually use – and where insurers are still falling behind.</li><li>Why, despite 50% activation of digital channels, real usage remains low.</li><li>How internal process digitalization works – from claims management to human resources.</li><li>What prevents faster adoption of AI, predictive models, and customer experience innovations.</li><li>How insurers cooperate with business partners and why up to 99% of sales are still handled by intermediaries.</li><li>Which strategies dominate: is the main goal cost reduction, or customer experience?</li></ul><h4>WHO IS THIS STUDY FOR?</h4>This publication is designed for insurance executives, digital innovators, analysts, regulators, and everyone who wants to understand the dynamics and current realities of the Czech insurance market.Download the full study to discover where the Czech insurance industry currently stands on its digital journey. &nbsp;

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