In this context, the March 7 will be in the city of Hannover, presenting the talk “Leveraging E-commerce with Enterprise Social Networking” in the E-Commerce Forum of CeBIT, the largest international trade fair for information technology and communication with an exhibition of products, talks and conferences. In the last edition in 2011, involved 4,200 companies from over 70 countries.

Again, all those investors, entrepreneurs, technology experts here and there that can find synergies with us in these initiatives will be more than welcome to contact us at sebastian@quanbit.com.

You may also follow the news through Twitter at @quanbit Follow @quanbit

So, why do we need a research department? One of the first reasons I can think of is because it enhances creativity. We consider software development as a process that requires a lot of creativity and, as many other things in life, creativity has to be trained and exercised. A research department is a great place for doing that; you can come up with new ideas, discuss them, evaluate their viability and impact, create proofs of concepts and so on. But enhancing creativity is not the only purpose of our research department. During our life as a software company we came across two interesting patterns:

Being a developer that generally finds himself in one of these situations, I know this can be quite frustrating. So we decided to start betting on research and slowly give us the time to show what we do besides customer-driven projects, publish what we develop in-house and how we eat our own dog food or just share some thoughts that we consider are worth writing about. We know it is going to be a slow process and it is going to take time, but we are confident that this will bring new life inside Quanbit and that is why its worth taking the chance.

The Meetup was structured in two parts: a first one in which we reviewed the Latam growth and opportunities with main focus on mobile and outsourcing, and a second one in which we exchanged success cases and discussed different alternatives to enter to the Latam technology markets.

This was the first one of a series of cross-country Business Meetups that is going to be organized in the next year.

The Meetup was taken on TechHub, the most important community of tech entrepreneurs in UK founded by Google, Pearson and BlueVia. TechHub counts with a physical space in London, just in the so called ‘Silicon Roundabout’: the Old Street area of London where there is an existing cluster of tech start-ups from across the UK, Europe and the US.

You can get the slides of the presentation at the end of this post, which is also hosted in the Quanbit’s SlideShare profile.

Furthermore , you can follow the comments and news of the Meetup on Twitter under the hashtag #BizMeetup

The event consists in presenting the Latin America’s technology market in conjunction with its business opportunities for UK’s developers and entrepreneurs. The aim is to introduce several alternatives that have a technological entrepreneur to grow businessin this region by analyzing benefits, case studies and real contacts with potential clients and / or partners.

Also, the meetup will be transmitted by internet streaming in several countries.

To booking: http://techhubmobilemeetupdec2011.eventbrite.com/

Following, the press release from Tech Hub:

LATAM Link-up

This month’s Mobile Meetup will be hosted by our sponsor Bluevia and will focus on business opportunities for mobile developers and tech entrepreneurs in Latin America.

The session will take a slightly different angle to previous meetups. It will start with a 45 minute presentation about doing business in LATAM: the market, main mobile communities & their leaders, co-working spaces, incubator initiatives and start-up programs and some of the most useful events in the region. 

This will be followed by an open discussion and we’re hoping to link up with members of the tech community in Buenos Aires for cross-continental questions!

There will also be an opportunity to sign up to a networking site provided by BlueVia to raise your profile and engage with businesses in Latin America (for more details drop an email to sebastian@quanbit.com and almo@bluevia.com)

PLEASE NOTE

As usual our mobile meetup is only open to entrepreneurs and developers with a special interest in mobile – we cancel tickets for those who do not fit the bill so please consider this before booking.

Please note that we usually add people who come to our events to our email list to keep you updated on what’s coming up @TechHub. Please let us know if you’d prefer not to be added.

To get to TechHub

• Take Exit 5 from Old St tube station up to City Rd
• It’s about 20 seconds straight ahead on your right, at number 76-80 

See you @TechHub!

About TechHub

TechHub is a new and exciting project creating a physical space in London for tech start-ups not just based nearby but entrepreneurs and others in the tech industry from across the UK, Europe, the US and beyond.

We’ve created a new community space reflecting the vibrancy and global outlook of the technology scene.

TechHub is affordable and accessible, with a great environment to bring together the right people in one place – the people who really do want to change the world through their businesses. We’re right on ‘Silicon Roundabout’ in the Old Street area of London where there is an existing cluster of tech start-ups.

 www.techhub.com

To see the original link, go to http://blog.bluevia.com/2011/10/28/bluevia-internship-programme/

Follow the press release of BlueVia:

The Challenge

To build an application that learns of the human-oriented process of reading several formats of paper documents, recognise them according to a customized set of definitions and trigger actions according to a customized business rules.

The Requirements

That application must be developed under:

Highlights of the solution

• High speed of processing with a slight human supervision, had required a super fine-tuning applications usability.
• High volume of documents processing (digitalizations, OCR-ing, recognitions, clasiffication, applications of business rules and storage) demanded an entire suite of tests: from unit tests to stress tests.
• High customization of: document types, concepts definition and business rules.

RedValleys by Quanbit was in charge in the months preceding the request for proposals to present at the event. Over 150 Start Ups were evaluated and finally Sebastián Ortega chose 3 finalists to present their business model to the audience.

The three projects chosen, who had the opportunity to appear, are:

ProposoalRocket by Agustin Muñoz (www.proposalrocket.com)

Eudaimonia by Javier Daccorso (www.eudaimonia.com.ar)

RealRef by Mariela Sporn (www.RealRef.com.ar )

You can view more details of the event at www.onlinemktday.com.ar.