With fast expanding IT market and 3-fold growth of the sales of Microsoft products in the last four years in the Baltic States Microsoft has decided to open an office in Lithuania
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20 May 2003 y., Tuesday
With fast expanding IT market and 3-fold growth of the sales of Microsoft products in the last four years in the Baltic States Microsoft has decided to open an office in Lithuania.
“40% of all our sales in the Baltic States are in Lithuania. As we expect a double-digit growth in our sales this year, an office in Lithuania will enable us to better meet the needs of our clients”, said Torbern Andersen, Head of the Miscrosoft Baltic Office.
The Microsoft office will open in May. Up to now it coordinated its business in the Baltic States via its office in Riga.
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