Major projects managed in the past 5 years:

• Web based tools for market research and poll support.
• On line information service for the Hungarian Academic Community (a choice of different databases http://www.iif.hu/db/)
• Library automation projects for more than 70 Hungarian libraries (as an example see MTA SZTAKI's on line library catalogue http://www.sztaki.hu/tin-bin/tinweb/)
• On line publishing systems for Hungarian state organisations (BRS/SEARCH textual retrieval technology applications):
  • Constitutional Court of the Republic of Hungary
  • Supreme Court of the Republic of Hungary
  • National Institute for Vocational Training
  • State Archive of Hungary
• Current Hungarian Law (both on-line and CD/ROM versions) as part of the Hungarian Information House . More than 10.000 searchable law texts.
• Hungarian Firm Registry (both on-line and CD/ROM versions) as part of the Hungarian Information House (http://infohaz.euroweb.hu)
• On-line Tourist's Guide (http://infohaz.euroweb.hu/compalm/compalma.htm)
• Bookfinder, Hungary's largest book information system (www.bookfinder.hu).

• LINKGUIDE, an international project to setup a database of research and development projects in Middle and Eastern Europe .
  Duration: 1994-1997
  Sponsored by the NATO.
  Participating countries: Hungary, France, Russia, Romania, Bulgaria, Ukraine, Slovakia, Czech Republic, Lithuania, Latvia, Poland.
• INTACCOMP, an Integrated Network of RTD Accomplishments.
  Duration: 1998-
  A COPERNICUS project sponsored by the EU.
  Participating countries: Hungary, France, Spain, Romania, Slovakia, Czech Republic, Lituania, Latvia, Poland.
• AROMO, an international project to setup a joint library catalogue for small libraries.
  Duration: 1998-1999
  Sponsored by TEMPUS.
  Participating countries: Hungary, Germany, England.