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 	<a name=Ericsson><strong>Ericsson AB, Kista, Sweden </strong> <hr>
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-	<strong>Ericsson AB, Kista, Sweden </strong> is a world-leading provider of telecommunications equipment and services to mobile and fixed network operators. The company develops a wide range of products and solutions, including generic software products offered to an open market and complex compound software-intensive systems. Software is in the center and the source of competitive advantage in Ericsson. Today over 80 percent of Ericsson’s investments in research and development are directly related to software, which accounts for almost 2.8 billion USD a year. Thus, education in software engineering is crucial for the success of Ericsson and other software-dependent European companies.
+	Ericsson AB, Kista, Sweden is a world-leading provider of telecommunications equipment and services to mobile and fixed network operators. The company develops a wide range of products and solutions, including generic software products offered to an open market and complex compound software-intensive systems. Software is in the center and the source of competitive advantage in Ericsson. Today over 80 percent of Ericsson’s investments in research and development are directly related to software, which accounts for almost 2.8 billion USD a year. Thus, education in software engineering is crucial for the success of Ericsson and other software-dependent European companies.
 Ericsson is actively supporting professional education and participates in several national initiatives. Ericsson is an initiative to strengthen Swedish competitiveness with regards to research and development of software intensive systems, services, and products.