„In just seven months Steria developed and implemented a sophisticated, flexible and innovative system tailored to our specific needs.” Corina Artopolescu, Head of National Centre of SIS, Romanian Ministry of Administration and Interior
http://www.slideshare.net/SteriaGroup/steria-homeland-security-overview
Chief commissioner Corina Artopolescu, Head of NCSIS of Romanian MAI, wife of the Microsoft General Director Ovidiu Artopolescu, signed for most (all) of the money embezzled by Microsoft-EADS-Siemens in criminal association with corrupt politicians and other organized crime entities, paid public money to Steria in the same context and than found a good job working for Steria.
She is currently investigated by DNA for her participation in the fraud of hundreds of millions of the EU finances and for participation in other criminal endeavours
Corina Artopolescu
Corina Artopolescu – Profile
Client Executive Manager
Public Company; 10,001+ employees; RIA; Information Technology and Services industry
November 2013 – Present (1 year) Bucharest, Romania
Director – National Center for Schengen Information System
Public Safety industry
November 2009 – June 2013 (3 years 8 months) Bucarest, Romania
Corina has led the creation and development of the National Component of SIS and since May 2005, represents Romania at UE technical groups for Schengen Information System
Head of Schengen Information Systems Department
Ministry of Home Affairs – General Directorate for IT&C
December 2004 – November 2009 (5 years) Bucarest, Romania
Implementation of key projects to meet the technical requirements for admission to Schengen space (National component of SIS, VIS, SIS II, SISOne4All)
Deputy Head of Information systems and cooperation for Schengen space
Ministry of Home Affairs – General Directorate for IT&C
August 2002 – December 2004 (2 years 5 months) Bucarest, Romania
Head of Systems analysis and design group
Ministry of Home Affairs – General Directorate of IT&C
June 1999 – August 2002 (3 years 3 months) Bucarest, Romania
Developer
Ministry of Home Affairs – General Directorate for Personal Documents Management
November 1991 – June 1999 (7 years 8 months) Bucarest, Romania
