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BIT Center in Tuzla too Small for all Interested

Published: March 7, 2015
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BIT Center TuzlaBIT Center in Tuzla is an incubator that offers the future to youth. Three building that it has are not sufficient anymore. New capacities and new workplaces are expected soon.

Young, talented, ambitious, Mirza Tanovc (26) started to work in BIT Center as a student. Today, together with five colleagues, he programs software for financial market.

“Here, we train young students or absolvents who learn how to deal with the robot, launch robot and program what the robot should do“, said Muamer Babajic, the founder of “MBT BH“ Tuzla.

Individuals who have an idea, people who have just founded their company, or those who have developed company, but want to expand the market can apply to BIT Center that is existing fo 10 years. Until now it spawned 50 companies from which 20 stayed in the Center.

“Unfortunately, our total capacity is 100 people, but 100 more come daily. Now we are working at the expanding of capacity for 30 more people“, emphasized Robert Martic, the director of BIT Center Tuzla.

The aim of the existence of BIT Center Tuzla is to  enable young people, students, experts and entrepreneurs to develop their business and thus enable new workplaces.

(Source: ba.n1info.com/ Photo: tuzlanski.ba)

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