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Two business representatives from the Baltic States SYNERGIUM and Arginta have been ranked in Deloitte Technology Fast 50 in Central Europe 2011, the prestigious annual award that honors the fastest growing technology companies in the region, based on the revenue growth over the five-year period.
One of the leading globalization solution providers in the Baltics, SYNERGIUM has been placed 25th in the rankings with an increase of 582%. “Our strategy is to work with innovative language technologies that have already proven themselves, such as the popular translation productivity tool SDL Trados, and translation management system Plunet BusinessManager. Due to cutting-edge translation and localization technologies, we could achieve the maximum efficiency in our activity and transfer this value to our customers, regional and international big-names, like Apple, Google, Microsoft, Pfizer, Toyota. Besides our continuous investment into translation productivity tools, we also distribute them to our customers – banks, legal firms, IT companies, and others who constantly need to translate and publish their content in the form of documents, website or even software”, Mindaugas Kazlauskas, SYNERGIUM CEO shared his success.
This year SYNERGIUM has also been among the Lithuanian Top 10 Companies in the Customer Focus category of the prestigious European Business Awards. In 2010 it was nominated as one of the fastest growing and most successful companies in Lithuania by the leading national business daily Verslo Žinios. SYNERGIUM also operates in Riga (Latvia), Tallinn (Estonia), Sankt Petersburg (Russia) and Kiev (Ukraine).
In Central Europe, Deloitte launched its first Ranking in 2000. The program, originally created in Silicon Valley, California in 1995, is critical to the continued rapid development of the region and draws attention to Central Europe’s significant expertise in the technology sector. This year’s Deloitte Technology Fast 50 was topped by the Internet airline ticket retailer Vola.ro Student Adventure S.R.L. from Romania that witnessed 6219% growth.
Mindaugas Kazlauskas, Synergium CEO
