New York, May 27, 2009 – DataArt, a high-end software development company with R&D centers in Eastern Europe, was recently selected by GeoLife, an innovative GPS navigation software provider, to port Navmii, its mobile navigation software, across to the Nokia Symbian s60 platform.

New York, May 5, 2009 - DataArt, a high-end software development company with R&D centers in Eastern Europe, was named the world’s top 100 service provider by IAOP for the fourth consecutive year. DataArt was also honored as 2009 Best 20 Company by Services Offered: Research & Development.

IAOP gave the highest possible ranking to DataArt’s achievements and industry recognition, followed by company growth, client references and employee management. IAOP included DataArt in several Honors sub lists, including Best 10 Rising Star by Industry Focus: Financial Services (Banking & Markets) and Entertainment & Media, and Best 20 Rising Star by Regions Served: U.S., Western Europe and UK.

New York, April 22, 2009 – DataArt, a high-end software development company with R&D centers in Eastern Europe, was engaged by Collette Vacations, one of the oldest tour operators in the U.S., to help modernize a corporate information system and to extend existing functionality to better support business processes and user experience.

Outsourcing shop develops access control solution for Fujitsu’s biometrics device

New York, April 2, 2009 – DataArt, a high-end software development company with R&D centers in Eastern Europe, today announced its development engagement with Fujitsu Computer Products of America, Inc. DataArt was contracted to develop an access control solution for Fujitsu’s leading-edge palm vein authentication device, PalmSecure™.

The Fujitsu PalmSecure™ captures the hand's vein pattern using near-infrared light and is used in various security systems and log-in controls in healthcare and financial services industries. DataArt was hired to develop a two-factor authentication system which uses the combination of physical authentication (palm vein data) and a PIN to perform a sign-on. The development involved due diligence of the existing device driver stack, creation of a sophisticated middleware that helped to store and manage users’ credentials securely encrypted in Active Directory, and integration with the PalmSecure™ device, resulting in a highly reliable biometric authentication system.

New York, March 5, 2009 – DataArt, a high-end software development company, was named a
top 10 Emerging European Provider by Global Services 100 for the third year in a row.

“We view DataArt to be a specialty software services company with strengths in developing complex applications and solutions using offshore resources in Russia/Eastern Europe,” said Ed Nair, Editor of Global Services magazine.

The Global Services 100, now in its fifth year, selects companies that demonstrate leadership, innovation and outstanding performance in IT outsourcing. The ranking, compiled annually by Global Services magazine in conjunction with neoIT, sources the world's most innovative providers of business and technology services and identifies leaders in 11 service-delivery areas spanning IT outsourcing, engineering and customer care. Evaluation criteria include service offerings, client relationships, technical and vertical expertise, effective operations and human capital among others.

DataArt, a high-end software development company, was named a
top 10 Emerging European Provider by Global Services 100 for the third year in a row.

“We view DataArt to be a specialty software services company with strengths in developing complex applications and solutions using offshore resources in Russia/Eastern Europe,” said Ed Nair, Editor of Global Services magazine.

The Global Services 100, now in its fifth year, selects companies that demonstrate leadership, innovation and outstanding performance in IT outsourcing. The ranking, compiled annually by Global Services magazine in conjunction with neoIT, sources the world's most innovative providers of business and technology services and identifies leaders in 11 service-delivery areas spanning IT outsourcing, engineering and customer care. Evaluation criteria include service offerings, client relationships, technical and vertical expertise, effective operations and human capital among others.

“We’re honored to have been recognized by Global Services 100 once again, and are proud to see the results of our investments into vertical expertise and customer satisfaction,” said Eugene Goland, President of DataArt. “We look forward to sustaining our excellent performance, to further benefit our clients around the globe.”
2008 was a year of significant achievements for DataArt. Having garnered expertise in a new vertical, DataArt has launched the online travel solutions practice. The company introduced Microsoft Dynamics CRM implementation and customization, and received two additional competencies as Microsoft Gold Partner, Mobility and SOA & Business Processes. In 2008, DataArt signed 39 new clients and secured a minority stake private equity investment.

Full list at www.globalservicesmedia.com/Content/general200902276070_2.asp

New York, February 3, 2009 - DataArt, a high-end software outsourcing company, announced 2008 year-end results. Despite the global financial crisis, the company stayed on target and reached its projected revenue of $17 million for 2008, a 49% increase from the previous year, remaining profitable and generating cash from operations.

DataArt signed 39 new clients, among them artnet, Send Word Now, tennis.com and Misys, and was once again voted one of the world’s top 100 outsourcing providers by International Association of Outsourcing Professionals and by Global Services. The company secured a minority stake private equity investment, the first outside capital investment since DataArt’s inception in 1997, to strengthen sales and marketing efforts in high-end applications development and to support geographic expansion of delivery capabilities in Eastern Europe.

DataArt announced the launch of its online travel and hospitality practice in the U.S. Among DataArt's offerings is development of custom booking engines with support for dynamic packaging and payment systems backed by sophisticated content management systems.

"We've been successfully working with European clients, from online travel start-ups to established travel technology companies, GDSs, hotels chains and inventory providers, for a number of years," said Michael Zaitsev, CEO of DataArt. "Customers appreciate our knowledge of online travel specifics and timely execution on budget, and we're happy to extend our service offer to the U.S. clients."

Software development shop builds quality assurance, data import systems for popular Web startup

NEW YORK, November 18, 2008 -- DataArt, a high-end software development company with R&D centers in Eastern Europe, today announced and detailed the company’s ongoing development work with Twine.com, which helps individuals keep up with interests, together with friends, family, colleagues and other groups.

“DataArt has been a tremendous help in making our product a success,” said Nova Spivack, Founder and CEO of Twine.” DataArt brings great instincts and smarts to every project, but they’re nimble too, which is of the utmost importance in the startup world.”

Twine connects users to relevant content, products and people that match their interests, leveraging the collective intelligence of its users alongside next-generation Semantic Web technologies. Over time, Twine gets to know each user better and helps them to more efficiently scour the Web for relevant content.