To put things into a perspective, the deal accounts for 0.6% of the company’s trailing 12m consolidated sales.

Yesterday Ericsson NT signed an agreement with the Ministry of Culture and Media worth around HRK 12m (excluding VAT) related to development and maintenance services information and communication system for the e-Culture project “Digitization of cultural heritage”.

To put things into a perspective, the deal accounts for 0.6% of the company’s trailing 12m consolidated sales.

The project is funded by the European Union, and its main goal is to establish information and communication solution that will enable safe storage of cultural heritage in digital form and online access to authorized persons, but also to citizens. The company states that the implementation of this solution is expected to further enhance digital connectivity between the public sector and citizens and enable new ways of using the information and communication infrastructure.