Printnet

Printnet is a Hungarian information-technology company based in Budapest, with a registered seat in Veresegyház. According to its official website, the company was founded in 1999 and focuses primarily on the development, implementation and support of cost-effective and innovative custom software solutions. Its developer team builds software for a wide range of client needs, and the firm presents itself as a reliable partner across every stage of the software development lifecycle. Printnet's service portfolio spans custom application development, system integration projects, web development, development consulting, data mining, data warehouse creation and scientific research activities. The company works in Microsoft and Oracle environments, as reflected in the title of its website. Its clients come from several sectors, including finance, public administration and telecommunications, as well as universities and system-integration and consulting companies. Among the projects highlighted on its website are the dokNET document-management system, which has reached version 2.6 with responsive display, reworked attachment handling, an extended workflow and many new functions; a Digital Epidemic Protection Audit module developed and deployed for the Hungarian Poultry Product Council (Baromfi Terméktanács); and the RETINA project, a grant-funded research effort on new-mechanism active-substance development for retinal degenerative diseases. Printnet is a private company and does not appear to be listed on a stock exchange. Its central site is at 1135 Budapest, Kisgömb utca 25-27, while its registered seat is at 2112 Veresegyház, Szent Erzsébet körút. The company continues to operate and to publish news about its projects and software releases.

Printnet was founded in 1999 in Hungary, according to the company's official website. From its early years it concentrated on custom software development, and over time it broadened its activities to include system integration, web development, development consulting, data mining, data warehouse creation and scientific research. The company states that since its founding it has proven its capabilities in numerous projects, with references spanning custom application development, integration projects and research work. Its work is carried out primarily in Microsoft and Oracle environments, and its client base has grown to include organizations in the financial, public administration and telecommunications sectors, as well as universities and system-integration and consulting firms. The company operates from a central site in Budapest and maintains a registered seat in Veresegyház. Among the milestones visible on its website are the development and deployment of the Epidemic Protection Module for the Hungarian Poultry Product Council, the release of dokNET version 2.6 with responsive display, reworked attachment handling and an extended workflow, and the completion of the RETINA project on new-mechanism active substances for retinal degenerative diseases. These projects illustrate the company's combination of commercial software development and participation in research-oriented, grant-funded work.

• 1999

  Printnet is founded in Hungary.

• Development and deployment of the Epidemic Protection Module for the Hungarian Poultry Product Council.

• Release of dokNET version 2.6 with responsive display, reworked attachment handling and an extended workflow.

• Closure of the RETINA project on new-mechanism active substances for retinal degenerative diseases.

Cost-effective and innovative custom software solutions, with a reliable partner approach across the software development lifecycle.

• dokNET

  Document management system; version 2.6 introduced responsive display, reworked attachment handling, an extended workflow and many new functions.

• Epidemic Protection Module

  Digital Epidemic Protection Audit module developed and deployed for the Hungarian Poultry Product Council.

1. 1Főoldal - Printnet - Informatikai fejlesztések Microsoft és Oracle környezetbenprintnet.hu
2. 2Printnet (Hungary) - Wikidatawikidata.org