The center in Bucharest, now the fourth most important, will become the second most important of the group after the center in Milan.
Paolo Cederle attended the opening of a new UBIS center in Iasi on Wednesday.
“The location is very important for us. We want to build a major center in Iasi.”
When UBIS entered Romania, it sought young enthusiastic people and low personnel costs. Now Romania is no longer just a near-shore center, but a strategic location, a global center that will independently develop applications and programs. UBIS’ plans for the next three years entail Bucharest becoming the most important center of the group, while Iasi will become the fifth most important, from sixth at the moment and some activities will be relocated to Romania, Paolo Cederle added.
(English version by Loredana Fratila-Cristescu)