BNT Electronics

Since 1994, BNT Electronics has supplied, engineered and supported technology across Albania, combining products from global vendors with local engineering. The company describes itself as one partner for the technology Albanian organisations depend on, and it works across five areas: fiscalisation, infrastructure and systems, medical equipment, printing and software.

Fiscal systems and the Bills.al platform

The firm holds a licence from the Ministry of Finance, which allows it to distribute and service fiscal systems, and its staff are certified to carry out periodic fiscal maintenance. Its fiscal software is certified and runs on approved hardware. It is powered by Bills.al, a fiscalisation platform that BNT developed itself.

Infrastructure, devices and networks

For infrastructure, the company offers datacentre, cloud, networking and workplace technology, and it says the range is built on platforms from the world's major technology vendors. Its range includes desktop PCs and workstations, laptops, tablets and thin clients, UPS and power inverters, and copiers and multifunction printers.

Medical imaging equipment

The medical line covers CT, X-ray, ultrasound and mammography systems, supplied with installation, training and service.

Printing for retail, logistics and industry

Its printers cover offices, point-of-sale counters, labels and wide-format work for retail, logistics and industry. The range includes black-and-white and colour printers, POS and label printers, and medical DICOM printers.

Software for documents and public services

Its software includes document management, geospatial systems, human resources and payroll tools, and custom software built around each client's processes.

Industries and reach

The industries it works in are the public sector, utilities and energy, healthcare, retail and hospitality, banking and finance, telecoms and broadcast, education, and logistics and transport. Among its customers are the prime minister's office in Albania and Intesa Sanpaolo Bank Albania, as well as Mother Teresa University Hospital and the Ministry of Health and Social Protection. It says it has more than 30 distributors around the country, that its staff take part in regular training, and that it is an authorised partner of a range of global technology brands.