MIRA TELECOM awarded best research- development project prize, at the Mobile Communication Gala 2012

The company was rewarded for the construction of the Research- Development Center from Joita (Giurgiu County), within the 9th edition of the Gala, organized by the „Mobile Communication” magazine, with the support of the Romanian Academy, on December 5th, at the Romanian Academy Library,  from Bucharest.

In the first part of the event, open with a press release sent by the Minister of Communication and Information Society, Dan Nica, the over 450 IT&C professionals and decision makers, gathered in the Romanian Academy Hall, debated the possibility to create an Advisory Council of the Romanian digital industry, 15 years from the mobile communication industry beginning in Romania. Representatives of the main mobile communication services providers held presentation on up to date themes.

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Mira Telecom is a dynamic company which invests heavily in R&D. Its interest ranges from researching and developing advanced sensors to build complex software applications. Our participation in FP7 research programs allows us to work with best security systems developers available in Europe and shape the future of security technology, concepts and way of living.

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Mira Telecom, at the end of a project dedicated to intervention in emergency situations

Mira Telecom finalized a new security project, dedicated to rapid intervention in emergency situations, generated by calamities such as floods, fires, blasts, landslides or earthquakes. The company delivered a Mobile Command and Control Center (M.C.C.C.), which will be used by a county Ispectorate for Emergency Situations (ISU). This is the third project of this type, delivered in the past two years.

The Mobile Command and Control Center is a central decision, command and interconnection point, among the resources involved in the mission. Its purpose is to ensure and manage the communication between the local and central authorities, in the disaster area.

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MIRA TELECOM to develop portable kit for detecting trapped and buried people in ruins

Mira Telecom is developing a portable kit for detecting trapped and buried people in ruins and avalanches within an EU funded project.

“RescueCell” is a project that includes 8 partners from Spain, Hungary, Germany, France, Greece and Romania and is funded through the Seventh Framework Programme for Research (FP7- SME- 2012). The project is worth 1.4 million Euro, of which 1.1 million Euro is EU funding.

The aim of the RescueCell project is to develop a novel accurate location system based on mobile signal measurements, in order to create a cost effective and portable kit, easy to be installed and used. This will be a fetmocell based kit capable of operating in any country worldwide where the GSM (Global System for Mobile communications) is available. Japan and South Korea are the only two countries where the GSM is not supported.

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MIRA TELECOM delives 4 C.B.R.N. mobile labs worth 5 mil. lei for ISU Caraș-Severin, Hunedoara, Arad and Timiș

MIRA TELECOM finalized one new project in the emergency situations intervention field, worth 5 milion lei. The company delivered four CBRN (chemical, biological, radiological and nuclear ) mobile labs for soil decontamination to the Agency of Intercommunity Development for Emergency Situations Management (ADIVEST). The direct beneficieries will be the Inspectorates for Emergency Situations of Arad, Caraş Severin (Resița), Hunedoara (Deva) and Timiş (Timișoara) counties.

The Chemical, Biological, Radiological and Nuclear Mobile Lab is intended either for intervention in nuclear, bacteriological and chemical accidents or for decontamination of intervention staff and of those who were affected. The mobile lab equipments investigate, acquire and process effectively and quickly the situation on the spot, by all means, store and transmit raw data and the evaluation of remote measurements (either manually or automatically).

The data transmission is done either at ISU county dispatches, adjacent to the area or to other centers such as the environment center, depending on the required tactical situation. MIRA TELECOM delivered the CBRN mobile labs for ISU Arad and ISU Hunedoara in September, while the mobile labs for ISU Caraș Severin and ISU Timișoara were delivered in October, this year.

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The contest “MIRA TELECOM challenges you – Play to win!” determined the winners to learn new IT solution

Winners of the contest “MIRA TELECOM  challenges you – Play to win!” felt challenged by the difficulty degree of the theme “Puzzle” and had to learn new IT solutions to create the game.  Adrian Brojbeanu (1st place), Octav Lupu (2nd place) and Ovidiu Nica (3rd place), all pupils at the National College Cantemir Vodă say they initially found the contest theme quite difficult at the beginning, but this motivated them even more to prove to themselves the fact that they are able to create such difficult games.

MIRA TELECOM rewarded the winners with  hi-tech equipment.
“It was difficult the fact that I never created before a game with this theme. I had to discover some characteristics specific to the theme ,,Puzzle''. But I wanted to see if I could really create something that was worth the effort, this was the main motivation.”  said Ovidiu Nica.

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MIRA TELECOM delivered 127 camera urban video surveillance system in Drobeta Turnu Severin

MIRA TELECOM finalized a new security project in Drobeta Turnu Severin.  The company delivered a street urban video surveillance system, within the project “Social safety and security in Drobeta Turnu Severin, through video surveillance systems”.  The beneficiary is Drobeta Turnu Severin City Hall  that redirected the system towards  Local Police. The project worth around 2  million lei was EU financed through the European Fund for Regional Development (FEDR) within the Operational Regional Programme (POR).

MIRA TELECOM installed the system that includes a control center and 127 video cameras, of which 70 fixed and  57 mobile, in major areas of the city, such as schools, high - schools, kindergartens, commercial and pedestrian areas. The cameras can be controlled from distance and the captured images are radio transmitted to a surveillance system. If an event occurs the operators can take control over the cameras.

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MIRA TELECOM creates innovative collagen fibers shrinkage measurement system to support cultural patrimony objects preservation

MIRA TELECOM  presented a scientific paper on collagen fibers shrinkage measurement, at the 1^st International Seminar and Workshop on “Emerging Technology and Innovation for Cultural Heritage- Preservation of Parchment, Leather and Textiles”, held between 24- 26 September 2012 at the National Museum of Romania’s History in Bucharest.

The event was organized by the National Institute for Leather and Textile Research and Development (INCDTP), Bucharest and offered the participants a synthesis of the most recent studies conducted at European level, on the innovative investigation methods and of the technologies developed in the domain of preservation of cultural patrimony from parchment, leather and textiles.

The paper prepared by MIRA TELECOM team including Oana Miu (R&D Engineer) and Silviu Ciobanu (Software Manager), in collaboration with the Faculty of Electronics, Telecommunications and Information Technology within the Bucharest Polytechnic University has as purpose the automation of the analyze process of the collagen fibers subjected to the “Micro Hot Table” method.

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MIRA TELECOM supported environment care at PARK(ing) Day

Bucharest is one of the most polluted cities in Europe. One of the main pollution factors is represented by car exhaust gas. Romania’s capital is also crowded with cars, parked on spaces which could be alloted to parks or other green relaxing areas, so necessary for a health life style.

Concerned about the environment, MIRA TELECOM supported and participated in the third edition of the event PARK(ing) Day, organized by RFI Romania, in Bucharest city center. The event was held Friday, September 21st 2012, between 10.00- 18.00, in two locations, in the most crowded area of the capital: Unirii area, near Unirea store, Splai wing and Lipscani Street in the Old City Center.

These two areas were covered with 800 m of grass and gathered animal lovers, people passionate with sports and reading, Bucharest inhabitans willing to go for a picnic in the city center and outdoor contest fans. For a day, each Bucharest inhabitan was invited to create his or her green corner, with the friends, in the two areas. Bascketball, ping- pong or badminton matches, parking spaces especially set for reading, painting and modeling workshops for children, are only a few of the outdoor activities Bucharest inhabitants could enjoy on September 21st.

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MIRA TELECOM granted EU funding for scientific research which will ground new security products development

The project called “Advanced detection of low frequency mechanical vibrations” (DAVME) is worth 11,235 Euro and benefits from EU funding worth around 10,000 de Euro, through the National Research, Development and Innovation Programme II (PNCDI II) 2007- 2013.

 The project is based on a research carried by MIRA TELECOM, according to which there is an extremely low commercial offer for vibration sensors, capable to distinguish various vibration sources and isolate the vibration produced by a person in movement. The company aims at developing security products which will integrate this sensor, for beneficiaries such as the Border Police, the Ministry of National Defense (MApN) and critical infrastructure operators.

 “MIRA TELECOM’s development strategy has among its main objectives the development of the research activity in order to increase the production capacity of complex, integrated systems, able to satisfy at the highest technological level, the communication and security needs of the national defense and security system. DAVME ranges very well in this strategy and can be successfully applied in our research center in Joița, which will become operational in 2013,” said Stelian Ilie, President of MIRA TELECOM.

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Winners of informatics contest "Mira Telecom challenges you – PLAY TO WIN!", rewarded with high tech IT & telecom equipment

MIRA TELECOM rewarded the winners of IT creation contest "Mira Telecom challenges you – PLAY TO WIN!", launched in partnership with the National College Cantemir Vodă and WitchHut. The three winners, all pupils at the National College, were rewarded with high tech IT& telecom equipment. The contest is part of a series of projects through which MIRA TELECOM supports and encourages reaching  performance in education. The programme "MIRA TELECOM Student - Programming the future" is focused on the promotion and support of youth with remarkable school results.

The winner of the first place, Adrian Brojbeanu, a 11th B grade pupil, was rewarded for his creativity with an iPad 2 Apple 16GB 3G. Octav Lupu, a 9th grade pupil, ranking 2nd, won a  Sony PlayStation Vita Wi-Fi console. Ovidiu Nica, a 9th B grade student, ranked 3rd and the award he received was a mobile phone Samsung S7500 Galaxy Ace Plus.

The participants challenged their talent and imagination in creating interactive Flash games, during the summer holidays. The organizers proposed a theme called "Puzzle" and the winners were selected upon technical criteria and creativity.

“Boucy Ball”, the game I created is based on a small gravity system where the ball reaches the maximum value of 10 pixels per frame.  The bouncy ball is in trouble again and has to reach its virtual home. The player will meet on his or her way both obstacles and prizes. Each hamburger he or she receives every time he or she surpasses an obstacle accounts for 10 points, that add to the final score, displayed on the last page if the player wins, but also on the right upper corner all through the game.  There are also obstacles that cut the number of points collected by the player, if they are not surpassed and place the player at the beginning of the level. The player’s challenge is to pass the 6 levels using the keyboard arrows.” Adrian Brojbeanu, the winner of the first place explained.

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MIRA TELECOM grants financial and scientific support to complex physics research presented at the 31st European Congress on Molecular Spectroscopy, EUCMOS 2012

MIRA TELECOM, in collaboration with the Physics Faculty (University of Bucharest) and Horia Hulubei National Institute of Physics and Nuclear Engineering - IFIN HH, carried a complex physics research, the conclusions of which were presented at the 31^st European Congress on Molecular Spectroscopy, EUCMOS 2012 (http://www.phys.ubbcluj.ro/eucmos2012/) held in Cluj between 26^th and 31^st of August 2012.

 The specialist team from MIRA TELECOM and MIRA TECHNOLOGIES, that got involved in the research project was coordinated by Prof. Dr. L.C. Giurgiu and  included prof. Ștefan Tobă – physicist and researcher , Vasile Vasilescu – electronics researcher and Stelian Ilie – PhD in dangerous substances detection and President of MIRA TELECOM.  The company also granted financial support for the completion and publication of the research results.

The project  called „ A wideband pulse NQR (nuclear quadrupole resonance) spectrometer for detection of the 14N nuclei” aimed to detect the transitions between the quadrupole energy levels of the 14N nuclei in the range from 700 kHz to 6 MHz is reported. The spectrometer design allows to observe the effect of various arbitrary sequences of RF (radio frequency) pulses on the investigated substance.

The research work was presented by  Prof. Dr. L.C. Giurgiu (photo), from  Horia Hulubei National Institute of Physics and Nuclear Engineering - IFIN HH and included: spectrometer architecture, the main units of the NQR spectrometer and experimental tests results.

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MIRA TELECOM delivers construction of own research center, European project worth 2 mil. Euro

MIRA TELECOM has successfully delivered the first stage of its research center development, located in Joiţa (Giurgiu county). The construction of the center, dedicated to research in various fields – software, securitaty, electronics, biophysics, biochemestry or quantum physics – was delivered in August 2012, according to the initial delivery term. The project, worth about 2 mil. Euro benefits from non-reimbursable financial assistance through the Sectoral Operational Programme „Increasing Economic Competitivness” - co-financed by the European Regional Development Fund and will be developed in two stages by 2013.

The delivered building stretches over 720 sqm and the land plot on which the building was raised covers 9,000 sqm and is private property. The next step in the project implementation is the acquisition of equipment in the fields of electronics, quantum physics, physics chemestry and informatics.

Within the research center the following 5 new research labs will be operational: applicative development software lab, electronics research lab, quantum physics research lab, plurydisciplinary research lab (electronics, biophysics, biochemestry), the complex trial lab (trials performed under various climate conditions, electromagnetic and mechanical environments) equipped with hi-tech devices and equipment.

“Through the new research structure, our team of researchers, inlcuding initially two permanent and 4-5 external collaborators, will turn into a real department within the company, with more than 22 permanent employees, 18 of which will be specialists with university degrees and experience in the field of research. Beyond the figures, we hope that our research center will also inspire other companies to develop similar projects. This is essential for the professional future of Romanian specialists!” said Stelian Ilie, the President of MIRA TELECOM.

COMSEC project – „ Development of MIRA TELECOM’s infrastructure and research capability in the field of integrated communications and security systems” will directly contribute to the increase of the research capacity and of the number of specialists in the research field, within a company with a profile and object of activity focused on a major issue at the moment.

This investment will bring the highest tech infrastructure to the company, organized in a space dedicated to research, having as main objective the growth of the inovation level by performing researches and providing technical solutions, functional and constructive for the development in the company’s production sector of competitive communication and security systems both at national and at international level.

The following 80 indicators are targeted after the project implementation: 80 installations, independent equipment and instruments for research, 63 IT and communication equipment items, 4 software licences, 3 scientific articles published in specialized communication and security publications, 3 independent research projects delivered by 2020, 2 research works presented within international congresses or conferences. The total value of the project amounts to 8,462,942 lei.

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TELECOM providing today complete security, IT and telecom solutions, backed by an effective and operative integrated service, which brings real added value to the customers’ operations. Mira Telecom has a 14 year experience on the Romanian and international market.

Winners of MIRA TELECOM “Student – Programming the future” scholarships for excellence, motivated to continue the research projects

The winners of Mira Telecom “Student – Programming the future” scholarships for excellence, were delighted with the results of the internship program that they attended and will continue to work over the summer holidays at the project "NanoProgramming - controlling a system for atomic and nanoscale manipulation", run under the coordination of the company’s specialists and of Prof. Dr.rer.nat. Marius Enăchescu, CSSNT General Manager. The students would like to maintain the team complete, to be able to implement the project together and are also planning to participate to the future challenges launched by MIRA TELECOM in this area. “At the beginning I was a little scared by one of the participants who was asking many questions, but in time I realized that the team work in this project was a very pleasant experience and a real challenge. I think people work best in couples and my collaboration with Andrei has confirmed it. The work in this very complex project was not stressful at all from my perspective, I did everything out of pleasure and was motivated by the result I knew we were going to reach.“ said Paul Urziceanu, student of the Polytechnic University. Another winner of the scholarships for excellence, Andrei Radu, thinks that the project’s success is also due to the way in which the team members managed to complete each other.”It was a team that included people who were very good in different areas, who managed to complete each other and this has significantly contributed to the project’s success.” “Although we did not know each other at the beginning I feel now that I know my team mates very well and the work within this project, but also the entertainment activities, such as the basketball game we played together, has helped us consolidate as a team. I liked the confidence granted by our teacher by offering us the lab key and allowing us unrestricted access to the resources, confidence that I felt all through the project and I also appreciated the visits of MIRA specialists involved in the project, as well as their coordination.” added Daniel Tomescu, one of the participants in the project, who, although is not among the scholarship winners is determined to stay in the team and continue the project with the other colleagues. Prof. Dr.rer.nat. Marius Enăchescu, CSSNT General Director was also pleasantly surprised with the way the participants worked in the internship program and he wishes the team remains complete after the project delivery, as well. “I am glad to see that they really are a team. Both MIRA and I will try to keep them as a team, even if the number of scholarships did not equal the number of participants. I want to see the system working perfectly, unitary and the team members to be able to unblock or debug the system if necessary. We hope that we will be able to continue doing some other things with MIRA TELECOM, because they have smart people there who really understand the richness of being with one foot in the business and the other foot in a university. This is a fantastic richness on both sides.” At the end of the internship program, organized in collaboration with Center for Surface Science and Nanotechnology of Bucharest Polytechnic University, MIRA TELECOM designated three winners of the scholarships for excellence worth 2,000 Euro each, for the university year 2012 – 2013. The winners were Paul Urziceanu, Andrei Radu and Monica Dragan, all students of the Faculty of Automatic Control and Computer Science, within Bucharest Polytechnic University. “Everything happened naturally all through the project. Only the interested people were selected and those really willing to perform and passionate with research remained. The students were given a deadline for the report delivery and want to work during summer to finish the project. Right now we are very satisfied with the development of the project.” said Silviu Ciobanu – R&D Manager MIRA TELECOM. The internship program was a pilot project launched by MIRA TELECOM this year, but considering the participants level of involvement, the program will continue with a new research project in 2013. MIRA TELECOM – a company with 100% Romanian private capital- with 14 years of experience on the Romanian and international market, started its activity in October 1998, with radio-communication equipment distribution. Service diversification has represented the basic principle in the company’s evolution. MIRA TELECOM provides today complete security, IT and telecom services, backed by an efficient and operative integrated service, which brings added value to the customers’ operations. Center for Surface Science and Nanotechnology (CSSNT) – is the research center of P.U.B. , developed very recently as a response to the most advanced challenges of contemporary science: surface science and nanotechnology. CSSNT has two major objectives: (A)to perform fundamental research with world leading performance, e.g., atomic resolution in air on various surfaces; (B) applied engineering research in the field of nanotechnologies, e.g., processing technologies for obtaining nanometric and atomic scale devices, with application in microelectronics, microbiology and chemical technology.

MIRA TELECOM contributes to the preservation and restoration of patrimony objects at international level

 

MIRA TELECOM has started a new international research and development project with public funding and co-financing provided by partners. The project aims to improve the damage degree assessment and the restoration of the historical and patrimony objects. The company is main partner with leader role and co-financer within the project “Eureka 5837 ADAS (Automatic Damage Assessment System)”, which targets the design of an automated damage assessment system for cultural heritage leather and parchments. Romania and Spain are the two European countries partners in this project.
The total value of the project is 780,000 Euro, of which 32.75% represents the share of the partners’ co-financing. MIRA TELECOM is the only Romanian partner which will provide financial contribution to the project implementation. The project will be implemented over 36 months and will end in March 2015.
The collagen structure of parchments or leathers is degraded under the influence of environmental factors: temperature, relative humidity, atmospheric pollutants, light, and storage conditions. European museums, religious places of worship and State Archives preserve a large number of documents, books and objects partially made by leather and parchment dated from the 4th to the 20th century.
The project aims to create an innovative software, which will allow the development of new non- destructive or micro- destructive techniques for the damage assessment of different historical collagen- based materials. These materials are extremely in-homogeneous, which triggers an even more challenging research process. Noninvasive investigation usually describes damage, but does not explain the type of deterioration. Micro-invasive methods ensure both the qualitative and quantitative characterization and thus ranking of damage needed to decide how an object should be preserved and restored.
The result of the project will consist in the development of techniques which will contribute to a faster and more accurate assessment of the patrimony objects and will allow their optimum restoration. The new software will improve and accelerate the shrinking temperature estimation.
“Cultural heritage transmitted through books and objects with historical value is very important for each people. As valuable as these objects are, as difficult it is to preserve them in good shape, considering that there is no assessment system at the moment, able to determine accurately the damage level of the cultural heritage leather and parchments.  MIRA TELECOM decided to get involved in the project “Eureka 5837 ADAS” to ensure the necessary support to the institutions facing this problem, by generating an innovative and efficient solution.” said Stelian Ilie, MIRA TELECOM president.
The determination of main parameters, which damage parchment and leather objects in Romania and Spain, the design of the automated system for shrinking temperature evaluation and the validation of the new assisted method for the automated damage assessment system are among the most important objectives of the project.
MIRA TELECOM is collaborating with another three local scientific partners in this project: The Leather and Footwear Institute (ICPI) - Branch of Research Leather Footwear Institute, Bucharest; Polytechnic University of Bucharest / Applied Informatics and Artificial Intelligence Laboratory (LIA) and the National Museum of Romanian History. As main partner MIRA TELECOM is coordinating the research and technical activity of all the partners.
About Eureka:
Eureka is a networking platform for research-development projects that gathers entrepreneurs both in Europe and beyond.  The network was set up in 1985 and in 27 years has managed to attract 40 member states and generate around 3,000 research and innovation projects.
About MIRA TELECOM:
MIRA TELECOM – a company with 100% Romanian private capital, founded and lead by Stelian Ilie, Group President – started its activity with radiocommunication equipment distribution. The diversification of the services has represented a major principle in the company’s evolution  MIRA TELECOM providing today complete security, IT and telecom solutions, backed by an effective and operative integrated service, which brings real added value to the customers’ operations. Mira Telecom has a 14 year experience on the Romanian and international market.

MIRA TELECOM participated at the 2012 PROTCIV Scientific Session

In early April 2012, MIRA TELECOM participated at the 2012 PROTCIV Scientific Session, held at the National Training Center for the Management of Emergency in Ciolpani, Ilfov.
The theme, “Civil protection, fire protection and emergency management”, was divided into two sections:
„Training in emergency management” and „Emergency management”. In the event program, more than 30 scientific papers were found.
MIRA TELECOM has presented three projects supported by Gabriel Ionescu and two other company representatives.

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MIRA TELECOM prevents the emergency situations in Giurgiu, Constanta and Braila

MIRA TELECOM, a company with experience on the equipment for emergency interventions market,
has delivered to the Inspectorates for Emergency Situations of Braila, Giurgiu and Constanta,
before the contractual term, four special-purpose vehicles, a transportation vehicle and an intervention crane.

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MIRA TELECOM recruits young engineers at The Job Fair for students and graduates 2012

From May 15 to 16, 2012, the Rectorate building  of the Polytechnic University of Bucharest
hosted The Job Fair for students and graduates, organized by the National Union of Students in
Romania. MIRA TELECOM attended with six job offers dedicated to young graduates and to students
in the last year, or master students.

„MIRA TELECOM stays true to the values that have consacrated her as a top company: supporting
academic performance, especially in the field of research, and sustained investment in
human resources, especially in the young. We count on the future and we have great confidence
in young professionals fresh out of the banks of the faculties. We assume our
motto again – Quality work comes from quality people – and we hope that trough this participation
at the fair we give a positive signal to encourage other companies to invest in young people,
given that they represent a worrying precentage of unemployed with higher qualifications” said
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MIRA TELECOM gets involved in environmental projects

Last year six environmental projects from Romania were selected for partial financing through the EU Life+ program, policy and environmental governance. Elsys is one of them and seeks the digitization of monitoring the shipments of waste.

The Ministry of Environment and Forests conducted the project, which is also the coordinating beneficiary. MIRA TELECOM is an associated beneficiary and responsible with technical implementation.

Elsys aims to establish an electronic system for exchanging data on shipments of waste. By replacing the paper based processing of applications with an electronic system destined to the waste operators and authorities from Romania and neighboring countries will greatly reduce the administrative burden and will accelerate the exchange of information between operators of waste and state authorities.

With a total budget of 1.2 mil. Euro, of which almost half are EU funding, Elsys was launched in late October 2011 and the completion date is September 30, 2014.

The main objectives of Elsys implementation refers to tracking waste shipments in real time, providing the technical support of the authorities involved, creating a database and generating the annual reports for the EU, EUROSTAT and the Basel Convention Secretariat. Finally, it should be noted that the project implementation would result in environmental protection by improving control methods to reduce illegal waste shipments.

In the first Elsys workshop, which was attended the representatives of MIRA TELECOM Company, the main lines of action and activities that will lead to achieving those objectives were established. MIRA TELECOM’s contribution will be substantial in the most important activities, such as development of software platform for the access and storage of waste transfers, digital recording of notifications, electronic signature or other system security information, networking the stakeholders. Together with coordinating beneficiary, MIRA TELECOM, as associated beneficiary, has clarified a number of issues raised by participants. The overall conclusion was that Elsys intends to improve the existing system and to ensure support to authorities and economic operators.

 “We consider the involvement of MIRA TELECOM in the Elsys project very important to us, in two respects. The first refers to the challenge of developing the software platform for a project on the size and importance of Elsys. It represents a considerable investment in research and a key area for our business. This year we will finalize the construction of our own research center, an approach which has already proved successful, MIRA TELECOM being co-opted in several prestigious consortiums of EU companies, on research projects in the field of security and IT&C.

Another issue, equally important, is the priority we attach to the company’s involvement in environmental projects. We will follow next year with great interest the call for Life+ projects and we consider including our own initiatives in this direction.” said Stelian Ilie – President of MIRA TELECOM.

On medium and long term, the expected benefits aim to improve the quality of reported data, to increase by approximately 70% the detection of illegal transfers or decrease by up to 20% of the time spent processing documents, a pilot project with five recovery facilities and five border-crossing points connected to the system, among other things.

Beside the two beneficiaries, several other are involved in the project -National Environmental Protection Agency, National Customs Authority  as well as a series of economic operators: exporters, importers, brokers, waste generators, transporters, units of waste recovery, etc.

MIRA TELECOM – company with 100% Romanian private capital  – with 14 years of experience on the Romanian and international market, has started activity in October 1998, with distribution of radiocommunication equipments. Diversification of services has represented a basic principle in the evolution of the company, today MIRA TELECOM providing complete solution of security, IT and telecom, backed by an effective and operative integrated service that brings added value to the customers operations.

Life+ policy and environmental governance, part of the EU financial program Life, promotes pilot projects that contribute to the development of policies, technologies, methods and inovative instruments. Most of the funds have been allocated for projects targeting waste and natural resources. The Commission launches every year a request for proposals for Life+ projects.

MIRA TELECOM will implement the “Big Brother” project in Buzau

The project implementation will result in video monitoring of the city, in order to increase citizen safety and crime prevention. On medium and long term, the amplification of public intervention in solving social problems in the area is expected, reducing the feeling of insecurity in areas with increased risk of crime, improving public safety, housing and businesses, reducing vandalism and theft of the public and private sectors, reducing youth crime, improving the city image and increasing the attractiveness of the area. More about Mira Telecom...

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Mira Telecom was awared "Best Public Safety Project" prize, for the involvement in SafeCity Project

MIRA TELECOM was awarded "Best Public Safety Project" prize, for the involvement in the SafeCity project , along with a consortium of 14 prestigious European companies.

Already a tradition, the event Gala Comunic@tii Mobile organized by the magazine Comunic@atii Mobile has reached its eighth edition, and was hosted, as last year, in the Aula of the Central University Library. The organizers chose to conduct the event on December 6th, also the holiday of St. Nicholas, marking the end of another difficult economic year and the early winter holidays.

This year’s event theme was “the new intelligent networks: from traffic management to data monetization” and brought together policy makers, specialists and leader of the Romanian communications industry. Participants discussed the most pressing issues of 2011 and have developed predictions for the next year.

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