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Eastern Europe statistics and forecast report ( http://www.bharatbook.com/Market-Research-Reports/Eastern-Europe-statistics-and-forecast-report.html )The Eastern Europe Telecom Statistics and Forecast report will provide you with a whole range of statistics, forecasts and graphs for the years 2004-2013F (includes the 4Q 2008 actual data), crucial to your competitive and strategic analysis and planning.
You can also purchase a 1-year subscription, providing you with quarterly updates. This new 31 page report includes the following indicators on a per country and regional basis:
Population GDP per capita Telecom Service Revenue Fixed telephone subscribers, penetration and growth Mobile telephone subscribers, penetration and growth Internet subscribers and users, penetration and growth Broadband subscribers, penetration and growth Total Inbound and Outbound International telephone traffic International termination rate originating from the US
The countries covered in the Easter Europe report are:
Albania
Belarus
Bosnia
Bulgaria
Croatia
Czech Rep.
Estonia
Georgia
Hungary
Latvia
Lithuania
Poland
Romania
Russia
Serbia
Slovakia
Slovenia
Ukraine
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Easter Europe fixed subscribers statistics and forecasts by country, 2004-2013F
Easter Europe mobile subscribers statistics and forecasts by country, 2004-2013F
Easter Europe Internet subscribers statistics and forecasts by country, 2004-2013F
Easter Europe broadband subscribers statistics and forecasts by country, 2004-2013F
Easter Europe fixed penetration statistics and forecasts by country, 2004-2013F
Easter Europe mobile penetration statistics and forecasts by country, 2004-2013F
Easter Europe Internet penetration statistics and forecasts by country, 2004-2013F
Easter Europe broadband penetration statistics and forecasts by country, 2004-2013F
Easter Europe fixed growth statistics and forecasts by country, 2004-2013F
Easter Europe mobile growth statistics and forecasts by country, 2004-2013F
Easter Europe Internet growth statistics and forecasts by country, 2004-2013F
Easter Europe broadband growth statistics and forecasts by country, 2004-2013F
Easter Europe total market statistics and forecasts, 2004-2013F
Albania telecom statistics and forecasts, 2004-2013F
Belarus telecom statistics and forecasts, 2004-2013F
Bosnia telecom statistics and forecasts, 2004-2013F
Bulgaria telecom statistics and forecasts, 2004-2013F
Croatia telecom statistics and forecasts, 2004-2013F
Czech Rep. telecom statistics and forecasts, 2004-2013F
Estonia telecom statistics and forecasts, 2004-2013F
Georgia telecom statistics and forecasts, 2004-2013F
Hungary telecom statistics and forecasts, 2004-2013F
Latvia telecom statistics and forecasts, 2004-2013F
Lithuania telecom statistics and forecasts, 2004-2013F
Poland telecom statistics and forecasts, 2004-2013F
Romania a telecom statistics and forecasts, 2004-2013F
Russia telecom statistics and forecasts, 2004-2013F
Serbia telecom statistics and forecasts, 2004-2013F
Slovakia telecom statistics and forecasts, 2004-2013F
Slovenia telecom statistics and forecasts, 2004-2013F
Ukraine telecom statistics and forecasts, 2004-2013F
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More and more people are realizing that it’s not just the American real estate market that’s turned into a buyer’s market. The East European real estate market is also benefiting from a housing boom and many Americans are discovering that a European vacation home is well within their reach. Real estate in Eastern Europe is in a unique situation. Real estate properties are currently low enough to be attainable, yet are rising quickly enough to offer a healthy return on the investment.
Soaring Property Values In Eastern Europe
Property values in Eastern Europe are rising, but are nowhere near their peak. This combination makes now a great time to buy. East European real estate can be purchased for as little as 40,000 to 60,000 euros in countries such as Romania, Turkey and Poland.
Industry experts expect the market to explode in the next 20 years and are encouraging their clients to buy now. It is expected that over 24 million people will be searching for a home to rent or buy throughout Eastern Europe and because of this large influx of people, money will pour into Eastern Europe. In turn this will encourage new industry, jobs and housing options.
Your Financial Situation
Finances play an important part of any real estate transaction. Obviously before looking into purchasing East European real estate, you need to make sure your finances are in order. Do you have the funds available for down payment, taxes and any required maintenance and upkeep the property requires?
After looking at your own finances, the fun begins! It’s time to start researching countries. Are you interested in a property in Poland or a Turkey villa? East European real estate can be overwhelming at first so a little research is a must.
Find A Company That Specializes In European Real Estate
A company that focuses on East European real estate is vital. For most Americans, traveling back and forth multiple times to house hunt isn’t a viable option. This where an Eastern European property company comes into the picture. They can help find properties that fit your specifications and can help narrow down your geographical area if needed.
Once you choose a few properties to visit, they can assist with any language barriers and local customs that need to be observed. Your real estate company can also help with the small, yet important details like how and where to get currency exchanged and the set up of local services like telephone and utilities.
With the real estate boom happening in Eastern Europe, it’s important to find an established company. When planning an overseas move, you’ll need someone with years of experience instead of someone just starting out in the property business.
By following these guidelines, you’ll be well on your way to a seamless and profitable real estate transaction. Whether you purchase property in Poland, homes in Russia or a Turkey villa, you may enjoy Eastern Europe so much that you make it your permanent home!
Lots of intellectuals within computer science within Eastern Europe have lots of knowledge and know how. However, they are struggling getting a computer related job. Especially during the recessions or depression going on these days all over the globe, but hits the Eastern Europeans more than anywhere on the globe.
This is a fact that the criminal organizations has and still use to their advantage. Their knowledge is turned into tools within the computer crimes and lots of them are working for organized networks like the Russian mafia.<br><br>
If a company with online business, whether its sales of products or services or anything else are desperate enough to win a fight towards their competitors, and they are willing to step over the legal boundary, they can pay some few hundreds of dollars for a DDOS attack on their competitors servers.<br><br>
They are even offered a 10 minutes test to see if their competitor will grind to a halt or not. Or even if competitors would like to look into secret documents stored on their servers? For only a few hundred dollars this is also possible to achieve. You want to check if your girl or boy friend have some secrets stored, like photos or anything else? Just put the money on the table and the secrets are sent to your email if you want it done.<br><br>
Behind all these services are hackers, those almost mythical figures portrayed in the movies, media as cult figures. We have been shown characters in for instance the classic movie from 1995, where Angelina Jolie acts as the pretty and hip hacker called Acid Burn, and in Matrix movie where the idealistic hacker called Neo is portrayed by Keanu Reeves. These characters are not so far from the reality as we would think. They are around us today, operating in various roles and activities, both legal and illegal.<br><br>
They are hard to catch<br><br>
In August last year, one of the most serious ID theft cases was revealed to us. Eleven persons were caught and taken to justice for having stolen more than 40 million bank cards. The data were sniffed from various store chains in USA and stored on servers in Eastern Europe and sold further to other criminals. The people behind this was one unknown from China, three Americans and one from Belarus, one from Estland and three more from Ukraine.<br><br>
The attacks comes as we all know, from Eastern Europe were hacking seems to be very common and wide spread phenomena.<br><br>
So why is this the case? Why are there so many cases related to Eastern Europe? Often the hackers are located in countries were it is difficult to have a effective cooperation with the police authorities. It is of course an advantage to have less chance to be taken when dealing with activities like this. <br><br>
The level of technologoy know how in these countries are very high, as traditionally these countries have good educational systems which enables people with skills to aspire wthin these areas.<br><br>
Today it is very difficult for these skilled persons to get work in the traditional industry, both in private and public sector, and they need money to earn for a living like anyone else.<br><br>
The mafias have their own IT departments<br><br>
The education increase in Eastern Europe, but faster than job opportunities and then computer crime will become a way of living for these highly educated people. There are people who have a full time job working with computer crime.
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Eastern Europe is really profitable region for software development, neashoring and offshoring. In fact, this region is even better from the point of view of neashoring than United States or Western Europe. This situation occured because of strict development of Eastern Europe in terms of business. The software industry in the countries of this region is strictly developing and at the moment East European market is larger than the market in any of the developed countries.
But it would be a huge misatake to consider Eastern Europe as the next neashoring target, such as India in outsourcing. The situation which has happened with the region is quite different and unique.
There are a lot of factors which are making the region of Eastern Europe of great interest. We can compare this region with Western Europe because the companies of Western region have already had some experience in offshoring.
It is well-known how is it important to have programmers near you. One of the biggest challenges is working with vendor who are quite far from you. That is why it may occur such a problem as working long because time zone of your vendor strictly conflicts with your time zone. Neashoring software operations will make easier co-operation with programming teams, because they will be located geographically close to you and they will have almost the same culture prejudices. The latter will help you to avoid difference in culture and difficulties in the knowledge of various languages. That is why neashoring of Eastern Europe is the solution of almost all problems of Western European companies in case if Eastern salaries will be comparable to those in offshore locations like India.
If we are talking about Eastern Europe it is very important to define the countries of the region. It should include Poland, Russia, Belarus, then goes Slovakia, Moldova, Czech Republic and countries which are bordering with Black Sea – it is Ukraine, Romania and Bulgaria. Almost all this countries are developing countries. This fact makes Eastern Europe good target for nearshoring and outsourcing.
One of the best countries for the beginning of nearshoring is Czech Republic, because this country now have really good engineering education, high-quality math, motivated labor pool with professional standards and favorable labor costs. However, according to the reports of neashoring specialists for Western European countries, for example for Finland, one of the best targets are Russia, Ukraine, Poland and Hungary.
There are a lot of cultural, political and linguistic differences between the countries of Western and Eastern Europe. However, all the countries are quite successful in business, especially in software development, that is why we can suppose that the co-operation is quite possible and it will face many difficulties in the future but the reasults also will be amasing.
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Telecommunications market in Central and Eastern Europe 2009
Development forecasts for 2010-2015
Telecommunications market in Central and Eastern Europe 2009 provides a study analysis of the eight telecommunications markets (fixed-line telephony; mobile telephony; as well as data transmission and internet access services) in the Central and Eastern Europe (CEE) region, including ( http://www.bharatbook.com/detail.asp?id=130794&rt=Telecommunications-market-in-Central-and-Eastern-Europe-2009.html )
* Bulgaria,
* Czech Republic,
* Hungary,
* Poland,
* Romania,
* Russia,
* Slovakia,
* Ukraine.
This report comprises eight country chapters and concludes with an executive summary delivering a benchmark analysis of the telecommunications sector in Central and Eastern Europe.
Each country is characterised by the value and market share of telecommunications services rendered from fixed-line telephony, mobile telephony, data transmission and internet services. The report analyses key market trends and events influencing recent changes in the market in each country, including mergers and acquisitions, legal and regulatory amendments, new market entrants and forecast value for each of the telecommunications segments.
The report concludes with a comparative analysis and market data, with trends and forecasts for the whole of the CEE region, highlighting the eight countries within the study.
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High-tech outsourcing to Eastern Europe has been growing rapidly due to a shortage of IT and other high-tech professionals in the United States and Europe. Outsourcing IT and high-tech projects offshore to Ukraine and Russia or hiring East European IT specialists for part or full-time jobs has become very common for corporations and start-up businesses. Numerous resources have been created online (e.g. www.HighTechHire.com) to facilitate the search of engineers, web designers and software developers.
High-tech employees such as engineers, web designers and programmers are in demand in the U.S. and Western Europe. The U.S. technology industry added almost 150,000 jobs in 2007. That was the largest gain since 2001, before the implosion of the tech bubble resulted in the loss of more than 1 million jobs in three years.
Even though U.S. businesses outsource their IT work offshore to Ukraine, Russia and other East European countries by hiring freelance and full-time contractors or employees, there is plenty of domestic demand for IT professionals in America.
U.S. and European companies have relocated software development jobs to places such as Ukraine and Russia, where labor costs are lower and skilled workers abound. Most of the IT professionals have embarked on the road to learning English, German and other languages to be able to work with international companies.
Take as an example Ukraine. There are about 150,000 students graduating each year in Ukraine with advanced degrees in software engineering, web site development, architecture and design. Many of them have superior skill and knowledge to step into a company and start working immediately. However, there are not enough high-tech vacancies in Ukraine to employ all graduates. As a result, young professionals are constantly looking for freelance work or apply for high-tech jobs overseas in the United States and Europe. Many of them are willing to travel; however, a big part of the hired professionals work freelance or full-time remotely without even meeting their employers in person. The salaries start at $3 per hour.
There are numerous resources online that allow IT professionals from Eastern Europe search for high-tech jobs overseas. One of the most popular resources is www.HighTechHire.com. This web site allows U.S. or European employers or service buyers find affordable and highly-skilled high-tech specialists from Eastern Europe. Employers get a chance to either post their job openings or publish information about freelance projects that need to be done. In addition, employers receive full access to a searchable database of qualified IT professionals from Eastern Europe who willingly register their resume-profiles to find work.
So who hires offshore programmers and engineers? Most international corporations have offices in east European countries where they do their own recruitment. Medium-sized and small businesses on the other hand cannot afford to open a branch in Ukraine or Russia. As a result they use the internet to find the right employees. According to Alex Stasov, co-founder of HighTechHire.com, “Most of the projects posted on the website are coming from entrepreneurs, small businesses, and U.S. and European web design and software development companies that are looking for additional labor to accommodate their work load. There is so much global demand for employees proficient in programming languages, engineering and other skills demanding high technology knowledge that domestic companies in the U.S. and Europe cannot meet all the needs.”
IT outsourcing has definitely become more and more common in the global market. Remote employment has emerged as a very effective way to save on the office space and at the same time maintain a steady working routine. Companies that embark on the road of hiring high-tech professionals in Ukraine, Russia and other east European countries are strengthening their competitiveness every day.
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Until the 1989 fall of the Berlin wall, Eastern Europe was one of the last places of the world where Westerners would have considered spending their honeymoons. It was a place of foreboding gray and Communist red architecture, where the once vibrant cultures of the independent Eastern European nations had been subdued into ideology.
The Eastern Europe of today, however, is a honeymooners’ delight, with welcoming locals, affordable accommodations, mesmerizing history, and unforgettable scenery. From the bustle of the market squares in the major cities to the quiet, almost surreal surroundings of Lake Bled, your Eastern European honeymoon will have something you will not find anywhere else.
Honeymooning in Eastern Europe will let you experience cultures as varied as the geography of their nations. You can spend one day basking on the golden beaches or biking through the vineyards of Crete, and another strolling along Vienna’s Kohlmarket, where you can relax with cake and coffee at Demel, perhaps the premier chocolatier in all of Europe.
If the romance of ancient ruins captivates you, head for the village of all Pula on the southwestern Croatian coast. As long ago as 177 BC, Pula was an outpost of the Roman Empire at its amphitheater dates back to the first century. The amphitheater, which measures 435′ x 345′ is one of the best preserved of all those built by the Romans. You will be able to visit its lower levels, where both gladiators and wild animals were housed until they were ready to do battle.
You will find other historical treasures in every major city of Eastern Europe, for Warsaw and Kraków in Poland to Budapest in Hungary. A marvelous way to spend your Eastern European honeymoon would be to focus on the sites along the Danube Bend, which flows past the Hungarian towns of Szentendre, Visegrad, and Esztergom. If you are honeymooning between April and the end of October, you can book passage on a boat excursion in Budapest, and enjoy the marvelous scenery and hilltop castles as you glide along the Danube to the town of your choice.
Your honeymoon in Eastern Europe will give you and your new spouse both a romantic getaway, and an adventure in one of the world’s most newly revitalized areas!
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