Republican Party of Armenia

 Armenian Government and GFI Software IT Company signed today a memorandum of understanding. The instrument was signed by Minister of Economy Vahram Avanesyan for the Government of the Republic of Armenia, and CEO Walter Scott on behalf of GFI Software.

The two sides stressed the importance of the memorandum, noting that it may help develop bilateral cooperation and expand the scope of the projects carried out by GFI Software in Armenia.

Chief of Government Staff Vache Gabrielyan said that the IT sector is a government priority and is kept in focus by the Prime Minister.

Walter Scott said his company’s Armenia subsidiary employs some 50 people. This figure is expected to double at least in the near future. He praised our country’s IT development capacity and appreciated Armenian specialists’ high knowledge and skills.

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GFI Software is a leading professional software development company, which helps network administrators to deal with security and content, as well as all message transmission-related problems through a single collection of application programs.

The company offers its corporate clientele such solutions as may be required for effective monitoring of the business environment, management and security.

The company's main activities are:

- “Cloud” technology-based services
- email security and archiving solutions
- network security solutions
- distance monitoring and management (RMM) services
- reserve software
- management of security systems

GFI Software was founded in 1992 and has offices in the USA, United Kingdom, Germany, Australia, Malta, Hong Kong, the Philippines, Romania, Armenia and Cyprus. Enjoying a Microsoft Gold Certified Partner status, the Company boasts over 10 thousand partners around the world.

GFI Software’s annual turnover is USD200mn. The clientele features the European Central Bank, Microsoft, NASA, Volkswagen, Coca-Cola, BMW, Siemens, Fujitsu, Peugeot, Toyota, Compaq, Ericsson, Giorgio Armani, Benetton and many other well-known companies.