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Presentation of the annual report 2006/2007
Managing director, Dr. Klaus Pirklbauer presented the annual report of the SCCH
Because of the excellent order siuation the operating income rose up to 4.9 million Euro and the SCCH provided 95 jobs for internal as well as external qualified employees in the field of software development.
You will find find the complete annual report in our service area.
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The Software Competence Center Hagenberg (SCCH) is one ofe the largest independent software research centers in Austria a harbinger in software related, technological research & development trends. SCCH's success is reflected in the Best Business Award 2004, the award for top performance among companies, and the Upper Austrian Innovation Award 2005, which ist the result fo excellence in science and software engineering.
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