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Unfortunately the report includes only two companies from Bulgaria

In Small and Medium Scale Company Category
there are no any companies from Bulgaria

in Large Scale Company Category

Avendi, Bulgaria, Marketing and Distribution of FMCG

and

McDonald's Bulgaria, Bulgaria, Food Service Retailer / Quick Service Restaurants

the report for fast growing companies for the past five years in the technology sector


the Bulgarians companies and their positions in the report:

Ranking table: ‘Technology Fast 50’ category:

Rank Company Country Website Sector Growth

5 Telerik Corp. Bulgaria www.telerik.com Software 2,327%

6 Investor.BG AD Bulgaria www.ibg.bg Internet 2,130%

20 UNIVERSAL K Ltd. Bulgaria www.universal-k.com Telecommunications/Networking 664%

34 Interconsult Bulgaria OOD Bulgaria www.icb.bg Software 447%

Criteria:
• have annual revenue of at least EUR 50,000 in each of the last five years (2004-2008);
• be in business a minimum of 5 years;
• have an ownership structure that excludes majority owned subsidiaries of strategic entities; and
• have their headquarters in Central Europe.

After meeting these criteria, companies are ranked
according to revenue percentage growth, this is done by
comparing the base revenue of the fi rst out of the last
fi ve years (2004) and revenue of the last year (2008).



Ranking table: ‘Rising Stars’ category

Rank Company Country Website Sector Growth

9 HAND Ltd. Bulgaria www.sonicad.biz Software 315%

‘Rising Stars‘ category
This Technology Fast 50 category recognises ‘young’
technology companies that are quickly growing.
‘Rising Stars’ companies have to meet the same criteria
necessary for the Technology Fast 50 with the exception
of revenue, which must have exceeded EUR 30,000
each year for the past three years (2006-2008).
Additionally companies cannot be in business less
than three years and no longer than fi ve years.

Use Case is a detailed description of a users interaction with a system

It can be applied to a business process, a software system or event organization of events.

The only requirements are an actor and an object to be acted on.

A Use Case consist of seven components:

1. Name - the identifier for the use case in question. It should be represented in a form of an action.

2. Description - expands of the name and provides additional information and details regarding the user and the system interaction.

3. Preconditions - criteria that must first be met prior to the execution of the scenario. They can be sucsessful execution of other use cases or assumptions.

4. Scenario - the anticipated series of actions and responses. Depending of the complexity of the use case the scenario maybe is simple as a couple of lines or spend several pages but length should be taken in the consideration. If the scenario is too long maybe it will be better to define other use cases from that use case

5. Results - the final results of the actor system interaction. Reflex the successful compleition of the use case.

6. Alternate paths - variations on the anticipated scenario and represent failiors of the actor system interaction.

7. Additional business rules - rules that govern the use case. They should be presented within the scenario or within the alternate paths which are relevant. It is a place for additional business rules that govern the entire use case and do not have a location for inclusions whithin the context.



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Design Document - The document that describes the how of the project. The steps to make the project happen

Project Notebook - the document that records events that take place during the project

Functional Requirements Specification - The document that details the what of the project and describes the system

Business Requirements Specification - The primary BA deliverable providing the why of the project