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Financial Omni-Channel Customer Service at Smart Lithuania 2016 Fair

This November 4-5 Vilnius hosted Išmani Lietuva (Smart Lithuania) 2016 high-tech conference and fair.

Vilnius Hosts Smart Lithuania Advanced Technologies Fair

This 4-5 November the Lithuanian LITEXPO Exhibition and Conference Center hosts Išmani Lietuva (Smart Lithuania) 2016 fair in which the latest technological innovations will be displayed.

Penki Kontinentai Group Announced Its 1Q Performance Results

Penki Kontinentai group announced that its income in 1Q’2016 was €8.369 million. This is 24 per cent more compared to the same period last year (€6.463 million). The group's unaudited profit before tax for 1Q’2016 rose to €828 thousand, compared to €122 thousand a year ago.

Penki Kontinentai Group of Companies Earned Profit in 2015

In 2015, the Penki Kontinentai group of companies earned income of over 40 million EUR

IBC 2015: from up-to-date video cameras to virtual reality

In the middle of September, Amsterdam hosted the 48th international electronic media and entertainment industry exhibition-conference IBC 2015. When opening the event, Michael Crimp, President of IBC, emphasized that the electronic media sector is rapidly changing and is no longer the way it was five years ago.

IBC 2015 will introduce the novelties in the electronic media and entertainment industry

On the 10th–15th, this September, RAI Exhibition and Congress Centre in Amsterdam will hold the 48th international exhibition-conference dedicated to electronic media and entertainment industry IBC 2015.

Penkių Kontinentų Komunikacijų Centras: Official Distributor of Products by ARRIS

On July 1st, this year, Penkių Kontinentų Komunikacijų Centras, UAB was granted a status of the official distributor of products of ARRIS Group, Inc. (ARRIS), a company developing telecommunication technologies.

Past and Future of Television: from Mechanical to IPTV

Television was invented back in 1884, when German Paul Gottlieb Nipkow came up with the idea to scan images using a rotating metal disc with a spiral pattern of holes in it. When the disc was spinning, each hole would scan one brightly lit line of the image.