Robert Cisár
Robert Cisar leads a team of business development managers at Tachyum. He is responsible for evangelism of Tachyum breakthrough technology and building partnerships in different segments. He participates on EU innovation programs and creates value proposition of Tachyum technology for different Industries and closely cooperates with Early Adopters.
He has more than 20 years of managerial experience, leading EMEA departments, projects and businesses with financial responsibility in global corporations. As a trusted advisor demonstrating an ability to bridge business and IT, he engaged customers on CXO-level. Cisar comes to Tachyum from ESET, where he was responsible for overall sales for enterprise segment. He previously held business development and service excellence management positions at HP and Siemens.
He has more than 20 years of managerial experience, leading EMEA departments, projects and businesses with financial responsibility in global corporations. As a trusted advisor demonstrating an ability to bridge business and IT, he engaged customers on CXO-level. Cisar comes to Tachyum from ESET, where he was responsible for overall sales for enterprise segment. He previously held business development and service excellence management positions at HP and Siemens.
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How to stop Slovakia falling into poverty
Various studies assign Slovakia to the tail of Europe in the digitalization of society. We are already lagging behind even the post-communist countries, not to mention the rest of Europe. Digitalization from an economic point of view means the creation of new jobs with higher added value in all sectors of the economy, which is directly related to the level of well-being and the standard of living of the country. Millions in digitization must be invested strategically so that they don't just "overeat" and ensure the development of industries with a higher added value and prevent the brain drain from Slovakia. Legislation in the field of economic crime and intellectual property protection cannot lag behind either. Legislation in the field of economic crime and intellectual property protection cannot lag behind either. The world and neighboring countries are aware of this strategic need, invest in new supercomputers and protect their economic interests. Slovakia must also set its priorities and take advantage of the opportunities offered to it.
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