"Rostelecom Armenia" Company signed a memorandum of understanding  with National Bureau of Expertise aimed at increasing road accident  assessments accuracy 

ArmInfo. The company Rostelecom-Armenia and the National Bureau of Expertise of the  National Academy of Sciences of Armenia signed a memorandum of  understanding aimed at increasing the level of accuracy and  objectivity of examinations with application of technological and  software innovation solutions.

According to the press service of the company, in the framework of  the memorandum, the parties plan to cooperate with the purpose of  conducting expert examinations at the National Bureau of the National  Academy of Sciences of Armenia by implementing the computer program  PC Crash and using the VZM 300 desclerometer. "This will allow us to  conduct an independent examination in Armenia through the use of  modern and widely used in all world solutions. None of the expert  state organizations in Armenia have implemented or implemented  research using such a program and devices," the report reads.

"Application of new technologies in various fields has already proved  its effectiveness in the matter of increasing objectivity and  accuracy. In developed countries, numerous programs are being  implemented that contribute to improving the quality of work of  investigators and specialists, and promote the provision of  first-class services to the public. We are pleased to be a part of  this project and contribute to the process of its implementation,  which is of great importance for the Armenian society. The  cooperation of "Rostelecom Armenia" and the "National Bureau of  Expertise" today has a single goal - to promote a real and objective  picture of road accidents, which is a guarantee not only for drivers,  but for the safety and trust of every member of society," said  Rostelecom Armenia CEO Hayk Faramazyan.

Rostelecom (www.rostelecom.ru) is one of the largest national  telecommunications companies in Russia and Europe, present in all  segments of the communications services market. The number of  Internet users exceeds 10.9 million, and pay-TV subscribers - 7.7  million. Russian OJSC Rostelecom through its subsidiary in Armenia,  GNC-ALFA started promotion and retail sales of telecommunications  services in Armenia under its own brand at the end of 2012. The  financial stability of the company is confirmed by the assignment of  a high rating: "BBB-" - from Fitch Ratings and "BB +" - from Standard  & Poor's.