Rosytech: Affordable Software & Business Development in Romania

Affordable software dedicated to serve your needs

Rosytech has been established in 2001 as an outsourcing software development company, providing custom IT solutions for small and medium sized organizations worldwide located.

Based in Romania (Eastern Europe), our development team is able to provide custom software solutions in many architectures: desktop applications, client-server multiuser suites or Internet websites.

First step is to collect from the requirements from the client, then iterate several information update cycles till we met a common vision over the project functionality. This stage is free of charge, so if you have a project idea contact us and we will provide a detailed Software Requirements Specification document, including development timing and costs.

We are using the following technologies:

Microsoft .NET Framework (VB.NET) and MS Office VBA integration;
MSSQL Server / MS Access databases for desktop and client-server applications;
PHP-mySQL (LAMP) enviornment for web based applications.
VBA language - to handle Access, Word, Excel, Outlook or even PowerPoint to follow automatized tasks, collect and output structured information.

Our vision about the final product is based on the following concepts:

Affordable software - Because we are using low rates and work as freelancers, our output allows small investments with attractive return of investment rates.
Structured solutions - We use a step by step approach, therefore if we supose that you come and ask to build you an elephant, we will implement it as bones, muscles, skin, and so on. The advantage of step by step approach is that instead of waiting till you get the general picture of our vision, we provide partial pieces which you can review and send us feedback about it. While we build, you review. At the end, we earn time and a depth understanding of the software.
Long term support - After the solution is accepted, we will continue to be near you, to assist in using the software, fine tuning it for a good usage. For a period of several month this support is free, after that it is available for a small monthly fee.

International Trade Consulting

Romanian market offers many opportunities for investments, import or export of goods or services. We assist our local clients in finding international providers for different technologies, or new markets for their products.

In the same measure, we are interesed to represent interests of foreign companies in Romania, assist them to find local business partners or establishing representative offices and-or production capacities.

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