eMan Blog

We roll not only while producing software solutions. We had 30 events for our colleagues in 2018. We enjoy spending time together also outside of work. Last year it took us whole 138 hours! Interested to find out everything that happened?

How do you prepare for an interview and what should you wear as a developer? What can you expect overall from the interview? And what to do when you’re not the chosen one? Our IT recruiter presents a few tips from her everyday work

What should I, as a Developer, put in my CV? That’s a question we all ask, no matter if we just finished school, or already have solid work experience in the field. Is a Curriculum Vitae even needed? And what to do about me really, really, not wanting to talk over the phone? Our IT recruiter presents a few tips from her everyday work.

In 2012, a technology that can process signals which are close to the noise level while operating in license-free bands was born. How does LoRa (Long Range) and LORAWAN work? What are their pros and cons, and usages in real life?

When a new year begins, you reflect on the past one and plan for the one ahead. So naturally, it’s the best time to talk with our CEO Jiri Horyna about eMan’s plans for 2019.

New innovations team, a number of awards, over a hundred people in the eMan family, and opening our first office abroad... 2018 was quite a ride for eMan. Let’s have a look at what happened over the past year.

First, let’s take a look at a technology which was developed in the Czech Republic. Introduced to the world fifteen years ago, it uses radio frequency for communication. How does it work exactly and what are its pros and cons? How much does it all cost and what is its best use? And do you know what IQRF Alliance is?

Recently, you may have been hearing words like IoT, narrowband, Sigfox, IQRF, or LoRaWAN. What does all that mean? Well, it means that the time for devices that are usually quite small, connected to the internet, and can work on their own without the need of any interference of a third party, has come. (They’ve been here for a few years now...) These properties are summarized by an acronym LPWAN (low-power wide-area network).

The first hackathon, that eMan organized together with Qest, is over. Why did we go for it and what was the expected result? What new technologies were used by the participants and what challenges did they face? And, last but not least, what’s interesting about the hackathon trophy?