“I am bringing to Microsoft Romania the experience of the things that happened on other markets in the region, so that I can forecast the market will go at a certain moment in some directions,” said, at his first meeting with the press, Ronald Binkofski, the Polish manager who early this week took over the reins of the domestic subsidiary of the US software giant.
“Romania is advanced on some segments, such as that of
high-speed Internet, where it is ahead of Germany or Poland in some
respects, but it is still in early development stages in other
areas. I can estimate some possible development directions”.
He stated he knows the domestic market situation, both from the
visits he made here for business, and from the talks he had part of
Microsoft’s regional management teams. “I have no change in mind
for the time being, I will need some time for a more detailed
analysis. I hope I will have a term of at least three years here
(…),” Binkofski says.
Before coming to Romania, Binkofski filled the position of
marketing, business and operations manager with Microsoft
Poland.