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Comarch is the main (Ruby) sponsor of the annual National Conference of Radio Communications, Broadcasting and Television (KKRRiT) 2010, organized by the Telecommunications Institute of AGH University of Science and Technology. The event will be taking place in parallel to the 3rd International Workshop on Future Multimedia Networking, between the 16th- 18th of June 2010 in Krakow, Poland.

Comarch was included in Business Process Management tools suppliers by independent British BPM analyst Theo Priestley: www.bpmredux.com. Comarch Business Process Management is a modern system designed for modelling and managing business processes in any organization, by employees with no programming skills.

Comarch will participate in the 13th edition of the Life Assurance Conference, due to take place on 18th & 20th May, 2010, in  London’s Tower Hotel run by Guoman.

This functionality enables an active performance and risk assessment of the impact of individual assets or asset group’s (sectors, regions, currency, instrument class) on the overall outcome of the investment portfolio.

Assessment of performance sources and the effectiveness of managed portfolios, in the light of selected benchmarks or the competition’s portfolios, is one of the key aspects of an efficient investment portfolio management policy.

Watch now TM Forum On-Demand Webcast sponsored by Comarch with the guest speaker Marcus Ras from OnePhone.

In response to the requirements of existing and new customers, Comarch has extended its offer to cable operators competing with other service providers. Although TV services remain the fundamental revenue stream, significant income growth originates from high-speed Internet and telephony services, highlighting why companies traditionally perceived as cable operators are transforming towards Multi-Service Operators (MSO).

Published twice a year, Comarch Technology Review provides expert commentary and analysis on current trends shaping the telecommunications market, as well as gives insight on how to solve problems most commonly faced by telecom operators.