Topping a pizza on the internet and then ordering it on the World Wide Web like Sandra Bullock in “The Net” in 1995. A transaction like this back then was genuinely weird.

To fully exploit the capacities on the densest rail network in the world required the most powerful planning software in the world:

Netcetera was delighted when they launched "Tramdroid", one of the first successful Swiss apps, in 2008.

The mobile internet is conquering Switzerland. PostFinance recognized the potential - and created the first mobile banking app with payment function with support from Netcetera in 2010.

Health in Abu Dhabi has long been a private matter. Netcetera was also in demand when the Emirate established a state health system in the new millennium.

To be able to regulate the financial center, the Swiss National Bank needs IT of the highest security and availability. In 2016, the new SIC system went live – and has proven itself since then with over 700 million transactions annually.

How did Netcetera manage to become the market leader for 3-D Secure Services? And what did Edward Snowden have to do with it?

Augmented reality makes companies more efficient and is not a gimmick. The pharmaceutical giant Lonza and the machine builder Spühl GmbH recognized this.

For Halkbank, a Netcetera team from Linz and Skopje launched the first digital wallet in North Macedonia that enables contactless payment with a smartphone.