Bakcell to announce the launch of an innovative project for mobile application developers AppLab in collaboration with the world leader in mobile next-generation technology company Qualcomm.
As stated in the press release, the main objective of the project - the creation of an effective tool for entrepreneurs and developers of applications that can help them create innovative and fully available for use of mobile applications for the local and international market. It is assumed that AppLab will become a platform to accelerate to support developers in the realization of their ideas, mobile applications and technologies from the pilot version to the stage start. "Bakcell, the first time in Azerbaijan carried out several successful projects with Qualcomm. This year we are expanding our cooperation due to several interesting projects that will have a significant impact on the development of the telecommunications sector in the country. Over the past three years, we have been involved in the first projects aimed at supporting young designers from Azerbaijan. Today, we are pleased to present the project AppLab, which is a great opportunity for young people with fresh and interesting ideas. They will get a lot of support from Bakcell and Qualcomm, in the process of application development, and we are confident that they will love our new project," said CEO of Bakcell, Mr. Richard Shearer.
Under the project, the young developers will be able to enjoy all the benefits of the new office AppLab Bakcell (located near the metro Sahil) equipped with free Internet access, tables and rooms for training, and use the most modern equipment for testing their products. Ad Hoc Group of Specialists Bakcell and Qualcomm will give young designers the results of relevant research, as well as their advice on the development and implementation of pilot versions of new mobile applications to meet a wide range of requirements of the local market.
To take part in the project AppLab, young designers just need to fill in the registration form (link http://goo.gl/6nrfkF), or send your resume and a description of the idea at applab@bakcell.com. - 17D-
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