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Technology company ABB has recently completed its new website, which has been developed in accordance with the international ABB platform.
The www.abb.bg site gives an updated approach with regard to both atmosphere and structure, and is easily accessible by smartphone or tablet.
"Our flexible and interactive new website definitely gives a new and contemporary approach to timely information for our clients and business parter regarding ABB's activity in Bulgaria," said ABB regional manager for Bulgaria Ekkehard Neureither.
In Bulgaria, the company has a central office in capital Sofia, as well as branches at five locations, with production facilities in Petrich, Sevlievo and Rakovski, and two further service centers.
ABB, which concentrates on technology oriented towards optimizing energy efficiency, employs 1,300 persons in Bulgaria.
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