eMan Blog

Is this the third generation of internet, or just a gradual evolution of how we all know it? Both, but also much more. It’s just the beginning, and we're speculating where it and its possibilities are going to take us. What is it? Web 3.0.

Meet our tandem of colleagues Cyril and Petr – the indispensable backbone of our support department.

What Google's infotainment center looks like under the hood, and what the future holds for our cars, as contemplated by our full-stack developer Braňo Štupák.

The Prague software house eMan increased its year-on-year turnover by 28 percent, achieving its best results to date. They estimate revenues for 2022 at CZK 260 million.

On March 1st, the Association for Applied Research in IT (AAVIT) became the first Czech member of the European platform DIGITALEUROPE, made up of national trade and industry associations and top companies of global significance.

Pavel Kalný, a new addition to the Prague eMan software house since the beginning of March, has been named CTO, replacing Jiří Pech. In addition to coordinating individual teams, his agenda will be to promote an innovative approach to modern technologies, as well as helping clients find new opportunities for digitization.

The Prague software house eMan joins the startup Hardwario, which specializes in the development of electronic devices for the industrial internet of things (IoT). By joining forces, the companies aim to support the use of IoT technologies in the energy and manufacturing sectors, in which eMan has many years of experience.

As of the new year, Michal Košek, one of the founding members of the Prague software development house eMan, will lead the company, listed on the Start market on the Prague Stock Exchange. After more than eleven years as Chief Operating Officer, Košek will replace CEO Jiří Horyna, who will continue as Chairman of the Board of Directors.

Nowadays, most drivers are resigned to their car's operating systems being outdated or limited by the manufacturer. In principle, they only function as a kind of mirror of their smartphones. The new Android Automotive OS (AAOS) is designed to constitute the car as a "stand-alone device".