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Client: 
Vordruckverlag Weise GmbH

Graph component was generated for the German software company Vordruckverlag Weise GmbH. The software includes three main parts, in the fi rst and second of which you can create Gantt and Pert charts and the third part concerns print preview and print support. The component makes it possible to save projects into XML, or it can be easily extended to other formats or databases. The component is also available in English and German. The component is not a product designed for end users but for developers, who will build their solutions on it. The sale of the component via internet is planned. The component requires .NET Framework 2.0 to run and its minimum requirements are in accord with it.

Technologies: 
• C# • .NET • WinForms
Project Scope: 
• Duration: project in matter of months • Budget: hundreds of thousands CZK • Number of classes: 40+ • Line of the code: 35 000+
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29.09.2011

New Design
We have decided to create a new modern look for our web presentation. It's more simple and trendy.
14.12.2010

We have established EITO – European IT Organization

We would like to invite everybody who is interested in ICT to become a member of European IT Organization – club formed by successful companies operating in ICT business all over the Europe on LinkedIn.

Since this group is just being formed, you have a rare opportunity to be there from the same beginning and to influence everything.

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„I would like to appreciate the approach of the Syntactic Sugar company, which implemented a new web site for our school, including relation to internal information system of our institution. They took care of the smooth running of the project, which began with consultations on the design of the new web sites. Then they considered the structure of the whole site and presented us the offer of possible functions provided for different user roles.

Bc. Mgr. Laďka Skopová, teacher of the Higher Medical School