The Prague software house eMan joins the startup Hardwario, which specializes in the development of electronic devices for the industrial internet of things (IoT). By joining forces, the companies aim to support the use of IoT technologies in the energy and manufacturing sectors, in which eMan has many years of experience.
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eMan invests in the technology startup Hardwario. Revenue estimates for 2021 are increased to CZK 224 million [PRESS RELEASE]
2022-02-16
Michal Košek to lead the software house eMan [PRESS RELEASE]
2022-01-05As of the new year, Michal Košek, one of the founding members of the Prague software development house eMan, will lead the company, listed on the Start market on the Prague Stock Exchange. After more than eleven years as Chief Operating Officer, Košek will replace CEO Jiří Horyna, who will continue as Chairman of the Board of Directors.
One of the first cryptocurrency RPG games is coming to the Czech Republic [PRESS RELEASE]
2021-11-11The Prague software house eMan is developing and will start operating an online cryptocurrency game called Alteration. It will be linked to the NFT world and will run on the network of the world's largest cryptocurrency exchange, Binance. The game will be created under a newly established eMan subsidiary, Legend has it.
Czech IT company eMan starts its own investment fund, focusing on fintech and digitalization [PRESS RELEASE]
2021-10-08The Prague software house is establishing an investment fund, called eMan Innovations. It will focus on Czech and international projects with global ambitions.
eMan a Founding Member of AAVIT [PRESS RELEASE]
2021-07-29In the spring of this year, the Association for Applied Research in IT (Czech: AAVIT) was established to support the Czech IT sector. Its main agenda includes, for example, the digitization of state administration and the establishment of GDP in the field of applied research. The Prague software house eMan is one of the founding members.
eMan starts working for Volkswagen [PRESS RELEASE]
2021-06-08eMan has entered into a framework agreement with the German car giant Volkswagen. For two years, the Prague software house will provide IT services, including the development of "smart" user applications. The contract is for 4.5 million euros.
