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Digital ingenuity. 25 years and beyond.

Travelling through time with Neta

In 25 years

from a Swiss start-up to a global company driving digital transformation

Back in 1996 we started with an online pizza ordering service. Today we are leading digital transformation with several thousand cutting-edge software projects and products worldwide.

What was perceived as an innovative but not earth-shattering technology niche in our early days has now become a global reality.

Memories

Surreptitious Advertising at Orbit

From one of the founders: Joachim Hagger

To the memory

First business date with Netcetera

From Uwe Kolk

To the memory

Spreading our wings in Macedonia

From Makedonka Stamatova

To the memory

A bright future for Netcetera

From one of the founders: Michael Schaepman

To the memory

What it feels like to be a Netceterian

A few success stories

Pizza online please!

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.

Not for Netcetera

The best Planning Software for the best timetable in the world

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

NeTS

Gesundheit, Abu Dhabi!

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.

Why?

Becoming a player with security

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

I want to know

A wallet for the Balkans

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

To the story

Who is Netcetera’s comic icon Neta?

Neta is taking you on a journey through 25 years of Netcetera. But who is she?

Get to know Neta

Back then...

"...I thought computers weren't really needed at all. After all, you could play games on a calculator."
Ronnie Brunner, Fellow and founder

"...I considered myself a computer ace and thought they could hardly teach me anything new at the Institute for Computer Science. That was, of course, total hubris."
Andrej Vckovski, CEO and founder