Dodeljene nagrade IT Globus 2009

U svečanoj sali Skupštine grada Beograda 2,decembra 2009. godine održana je ceremonija dodela nagrada IT Globus 2009 koju dodeljuje časopis Mikro PC-World za izuzetna ostvarenja u oblasti informatike, računarstva i telekomunikacija.

U svečanoj sali Skupštine grada Beograda 2.decembra 2009. godine održana je ceremonija dodela nagrada IT Globus 2009 koju dodeljuje časopis Mikro PC-World za izuzetna ostvarenja u oblasti informatike, računarstva i telekomunikacija. Priznanje u oblasti IT obrazovanja dobio je JISA - Jedinstveni informatički savez Srbije za uspešnu implementaciju programa ECDL, kojom prilikom je Đorđe Dukić, predsednik Saveza, primajuči priznanje, istakao: „Činjenica je da Srbija ima najmanje diploma kada je reč o scrtifikaciji informatičke pismenosti per capita, ali davaoci ovog priznanja očigledno su dobro uočili sve napore koje smo poslednjih godina uložili zajedno sa predstavnicima najznačajnijih ministarstava i največih kompanija u zemlji, čime smo višestruko smanjili postoječi jaz i utrli puteve ka skorom približavanju nivou ostalih zemalja u regionu". Na ovim uspesima Dukiću je čestitao i Njegovo Kraljevsko Visočanstvo princ prestolonaslednik Aleksandar Karađordević.

Redakcija časopisa Mikro-PC World je u saradnji sa Narodnom kancelarijom predsednika Republike Srbije i ove godine organizovala veliku donatorsku akciju pod nazivom Probudimo IT Srbiju.

Glavni donatori istaknuti na ceremoniji IT Globus bili su ComTrade grupa, S&T, JISA i Mikro knjiga. Nagrade IT Globus 2009 dodeljene su u 23 kategorije, kao i dve specijalne, nagrada za najboljeg IT novinara i dve posebne nagrade za Najveći IT doprinos i Najveći IT propust.

Zlatni Globus osvojila je kompanija SBB (Serbia Broadband - Srpske kablovske mreže) za uvodenje širokopojasnog Interneta velikih brzina (30 i 60 megabita) po pristupačnoj ceni. Za najboljeg novinara proglašen je Milenko Vasić, stalni saradnik našeg časopisa JISA InfoRevievv.

IT Globe 2009 Awarded

In the Conference Hall of Assembly of the City of Belgrade on 2 December 2009, IT Globe 2009 awarding ceremony took place, assigned by the magazine Micro PC-Word for outstanding achievements in the fields of IT, computing and telecommunications In the Conference Hall of Assembly of the City of Belgrade on 2 December 2009, IT Globe 2009 awarding ceremony took place, assigned by the magazine Micro PC-Word for outstanding achievenients in the fields of IT, computing and telecommunications. Recognition in the field of IT education was assigned to JISA - Union of ICT Societies Serbia for successful implementation of ECDL program. While receiving the award, Mr. Djordje Dukic, President of this Society, said: "The fact is that Serbia has the least diplomas when it comes to IT certification per capita, but those who award such prizes apparently noticed all the efforts we have made in recent years together with representatives of major ministries and biggest companies in the country, which significantly decreased the existing gap and enabled reaching the level of other countrics in the region." On this success, HRH Crown Prince Alexander Karadjordjevic congratulated Mr. Dukic. Editorial Board of the magazine.

Micro-PC World in cooperation with the National Office of the President of the Republic of Serbia this year organized a large donation, called Let's wake IT Serbia. The main donors highlighted at the ceremony IT Globe were ComTrade group, S&T, JISA and Micro knjiga.

Globe IT 2009 awards were assigned in 23 categories, as well as two special, the award for best IT journalist and two special prizes for the greatest IT contribution and the largest IT failure.

The company SBB (Serbia Broadband -S jrbian cable network) won Golden Globe foi implementing the broadband high-speed Internet (30 and 60 megabits) at an affordable price. Milenko Vasic, the assistant of our magazine JISA Inforeview, won the best journalist prize.