Joint reflection on the HUNOR programme and beyond
It was a great experience for us to attend the launch event of the HUNOR programme, where a truly diverse range of perspectives came together: academia, technology and business shared their thoughts on the opportunities for the space industry in Hungary.
On 16 June, a special professional event will mark a new milestone in the development of the Hungarian space sector: the HUNOR Hungarian Astronaut Programme. The aim of the event is to showcase the achievements of the programme so far…
2025. from 2 to 4 June, the The Art of the Invisible Force: The Dynamics of Equilibria Near and Far International Scientific Conference, which will honour the work of Professor Bálint Érdi with the participation of distinguished national and international…
Grepton Zrt. has renewed its membership in the Hungarian Project Management Association (PMSz) in 2025, confirming our commitment to professional project management.
The Hungarian Project Management Association (PMA) is an independent professional organisation that aims to improve the culture of project management, share professional knowledge and facilitate the exchange of experience between project managers. PMSz contributes to the development of project management in Hungary by organising professional events, conferences and training courses, and strengthens the links between the professional community.Membership reinforces our forward-looking approach, in which innovative technologies and agile project management play a key role.
This membership is a recognition and an opportunity for us to continue to build our professional community.
The 2024 Industrial Innovation Award a C3S Electronic Development Ltd. received the WREN 1 for the development of a small space satellite platform. A WREN 1 a Grepton group largest subsidiary, the Combit Computer Technology Ltd. was made possible by…
As we are naturally interested in what's new in IT, we also started a conversation with ChatGPT. Then we thought we'd ask how AI sees us. His answer is not surprising.
The Grepton Group donated IT equipment to the Dr. Szent-Györgyi Albert Primary School in Budapest District III.