The Centre works with Small and Medium Size En-terprises (SMEs) in the convergence area of Wales, helping them develop, test and nd a route to market for their mobile application. The funded development programme minimises the risk asso-ciated with developing a mobile application.

The Centre of Excellence in Mobile Applications and Services (CEMAS) — Supporting Welsh businesses

The Centre of Excellence in Mobile Applications The Centre of Excellence in Mobile Applications and Services (CEMAS) is funded by the European Regional Development Fund (ERDF) and is estab-lished at the University of Glamorgan in South Wales, UK.

Tracey WilliamsDirector, Sae Swyddi

CEMAS have been very supportive, they have un-derstood the product andassigned a Welsh speaking developer.

Sae Swyddi is the sister company of Job Trac Cymru Ltd, a re-cruitment agency founded in 2005 and based in Rhondda Cynon Taff that specialises in vacancies for Welsh speakers. In 2007 Job Trac launched a new recruitment site called Sae Swyddi which advertises jobs aimed at Welsh speakers, where thve ability to speak Welsh is either essential or desirable.

The site is bi-lingual (Welsh and English) and so far has advertised The site is bi-lingual (Welsh and English) and so far has advertised around 2,000 jobs for Welsh speakers and receives around 25,000 hits per month from Welsh speaking job seekers.

The app is based on the Sae Swyddi website and lists the jobs available, together with company logos, job descriptions, details and links of how to apply so that the job seeker is able to apply directly from his/her mobile phone.

Company Director Tracey Williams is condent the app will help Company Director Tracey Williams is condent the app will help Sae Swyddi provide a faster and more convenient way to inform job seekers about vacancies and for them to apply for the jobs.

Sae SwyddiJob Trac Cymru Ltd