DataArt is a leading provider of high-end software outsourcing services, specializing in enterprise application development, system integration and business automation tools, with industry-specific software expertise in financial, educational, telecom, and media sectors. Headquartered in New York City, DataArt runs a state-of-the-art R&D center in St. Petersburg, Russia, and maintains offices in San Francisco, Jacksonville, FL, Chapel Hill, NC and London, UK.
The three primary areas of Telecom technology offerings by DataArt are Computer Telephony, Mobile Solutions and Network Analysis and Monitoring.
DataArt's advanced experience spans from developing network performance analysis systems and telephony network testing systems to enterprise mobile content portals; software for PBXs, phones and mobile communication devices; call centers and telecommunication systems integration.
Among DataArt's customers in the Telecom sector are Motorola (www.motorola.com), Spirent Communications Inc. (www.spirentcom.com), Network Physics (www.networkphysics.com) and HTC (www.htc.com). DataArt has been involved in many weighty telecom projects, including development, enhancement and maintenance of the customer's telecom products.
DataArt expertise lies in the following telecommunication solutions and technologies:
DataArt engineers have developed custom software components for communication platforms to meet customers’ specific requirements
DataArt assisted one of its clients, an expert in Network Application Management, in developing its main product - Network Performance Analysis System, which featured the following elements:
Development of various applications for mobile phones, smartphones and handheld PCs. Target platforms: Symbian, Palm, Pocket PC (MS Windows Mobile), J2ME
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