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A metasearch engine that includes price comparisons and "social software" functions such as article sharing, discussions, voting, etc.

Client: Dannon Company, Inc. (US division of Danone)

General contractor: Tribal DDB (USA)

Description: Application enables users to exchange recipes. The system includes the corresponding administrative interface.

Client: Professional Real Estate Products, LLC

Description: Developed a membership site for RE Agents and Brokers that

• creates an attractive marketing presentation;
• creates a URL for each property;
• sends images, documents and video by email;
• files sold property materials without paper.

Description: Users can install this plug-in, log in the service and create/participate in message forums at any website.

Client: RocketReader Pty Ltd (Australia)

Description: A simple e-learning/testing system for the Department of Education, Science and Training. The system is distinguished by skinnable user interface.

Client: Central Bank of Russia

Description: A system allowing to monitor and manage a large EFT system. This application

• determines the current status, tracks and assesses the efficiency and alert condition of each component of the EFT system, as well as the overall system.
• tracks timelines for batch processes
• maintains resource-service model
• provides monitoring and system management tools for system admins and helpdesk personnel

Client: Petrosys Pty. Ltd. (Australia)

Description: Ported a set of subprograms for geophysical data processing from FORTAN 66 to С++.

Client: Aimsoft Development Corporation

Project: NTR’s developers fixed bugs from the previous version and added new functionality to the Aimkeys macro utility for Windows. Aimkeys enables users to quickly and easily record and playback a complex series of keystrokes with a single text or a keyboard shortcut.

Client: A large Moscow producer of stamps and seals

Description: The program identifies and decodes information stored in 2-dimensional bar codes. Up to 1KB of information is stored on a two-dimensional bar code drawn on the stamp block. The information may include taxpayer number, OKPO (Russian national registrar of businesses and organizations), OKONKh (Russian classifier of types of activity), etc. The system we developed helps read a multi-dimensional bar code using a conventional scanner. We have developed specific algorithms of code identification and error correction to address occasional information loss due to indistinct stamp print or other distortions, specific to stamps and seals.

Client: A large Moscow producer of stamps and seals

Description: The stamp tint contains one, or more, latent images, by which the program identifies stamp print. A safety filter is created for each stamp block, when applied to the block, the filter shows a latent image if the stamp is authentic. For system usage, read http://www.moiright.ru/en/