The Philips-made healthcare management program Tasy will be adopted by a facility in Riyadh. It will be the first facility in an Arab country to employ the Brazilian system.
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A startup from Minas Gerais, Brazil, was chosen for a technology competition last month in the UAE. The company assists with bitcoin-based international cash transfers to natural persons.
A rocket carrying the device was launched last week from the French Guyana. The goal is to increase broadband availability in Brazil.
Startup company Playmove of Blumenau, Santa Catarina drew interest from enterprises in Saudi Arabia and the UAE. The first sales deals will probably be closed within a few weeks.
The launching, to be made from the French Guiana, was scheduled for Tuesday, but it was later shifted. It will be the first Brazilian geostationary satellite for civil and military purposes.
Packaging developed by the Brazilian Agricultural Research Corporation (Embrapa) in partnership with other institutes contributes to avoid waste in domestic and international shipping.
Federal University of Pernambuco scientist Fred Freitas is the head of creation of a reasoner that will be used in a Saudi Arabian university.
At the University of São Paulo, specialists championed the use of technology for faster exports processing in Brazil, particularly for agribusiness. The Arab Chamber’s CEO Michel Alaby explained the organization’s work.
A discussion on the use of the technology in agribusiness, healthcare and industry is set for next Tuesday at University of São Paulo. Michel Alaby, the Arab Chamber’s CEO, will be one of the speakers.
An agreement between the Brazilian company and the Arab country’s aviation academy establish a training partnership for aeronautic engineering professionals. Details are still being discussed.
The new homepage presents a modern layout that is now optimized for all platforms: desktop, smartphone and tablets. In 2017, the Arabic version will go online.
Such was the amount collected by 17 collective financing companies from 2012 through April 2016, according to a survey. Regulatory issues pose a challenge.
ClassApp is a platform for families and schools to communicate. Designed by Brazilian engineers and used by 100-plus schools, it is available in other countries and might be used in the Middle East.
A survey conducted by Brazil’s National Federation of Industry shows that most Brazilian businesses use these new tools in but a few stages of the production process.
