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揭陽翻譯公司關(guān)鍵字：1990s, the short five years, investment from 900 million to $ 135 million, and is almost entirely According to the software quality requirements of multinational companies, the printing system has been installed base in Ireland. Therefore, the introduction of foreign investment in Ireland software industry development in the process, the printing industry has been greatly developed.
2 Ireland's high-level software development team the opportunity to grow. While in Ireland engaged in "systems integration, sales and consulting, custom development," the software than the size of multinational companies engaged in "manufacturing, logistics, localization, porting, testing" service company much smaller (Table 1), but they employees engaged in the business of the industry is more educational value. Engaged in systems integration or custom software development projects likely to reach some new technology for the future in the development of more extensive accumulated experience in the field.Software for the Irish national staff, the most important is engaged in special work platform or language have the opportunity to gain some valuable experience. For example, IBM offers the AS400, and the experience of other IBM platforms, Amdahi using a variety of object-oriented approach, and so on. Clearly, in these companies mastered this technology, the Irish employees with access to other companies to bear the potential of key development tasks. Rely on such companies, there may be opportunity to intervene in project management techniques. Therefore, these companies focus on the business qualifications of junior and middle Irish software developers, and project managers, technical progress in the great help. But we must see that the U.S. software multinationals to Ireland to provide opportunities in this area is extremely limited.
In addition, some of Ireland's multinational software trying to enter college graduates is to have the opportunity to emigrate to the U.S. headquarters of multinational companies into the softw
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