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MEC advocates e-interaction

Austrian company MEC is at GITEX for the first time to woo investors to help develop its university management software further and distribute it in the Middle East.

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By Published October 22, 2008

Austrian company MEC is at GITEX for the first time to woo investors to help develop its university management software further and distribute it in the Middle East.

“This software is available online at www.the-Edis.com,” says Seyed Mahmood Sodeyfi, CEO, MEC Marketing Ltd. “The website enables a teacher to interact online with their students. The teacher can submit new lectures, modify them, put up students’ reports cards and chat with them. This is used by most of the universities in Vienna. We are now looking to promote this in the Middle East.”

MEC advocates e-interaction

Austrian company MEC is at GITEX for the first time to woo investors to help develop its university management software further and distribute it in the Middle East.

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