Iran Software and Hardware Co. founded 1988 by Sharif University professors. Leading provider of integrated business software; ERP; MIS; BPMS; RFID; and library systems. 35+ years in enterprise software.
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Business model & group
Product line beyond accounting softwareRetrieved 28 August 2026Company disclosed
Builds integrated financial and administrative software, and two information-management products: Simorgh, a general information system, and Ghoghnoos, a cultural-heritage collections management system, alongside RFID-based solutions. It also distributes Hedyeh Nosa, a free personal accounting edition which it states is built on the structure and database of the full model M product rather than being a trial version. Financial and administrative modules are also sold as cloud services.
Nosa homepage ↗ · retrieved 2026-08-28Registered name given on site as Iran Software and Hardware Company (Nosa). Site claims three decades of operation; not independently checked.
Source ledger, every field, its evidence
Product line beyond accounting softwareCompany disclosedRetrieved 28 August 2026
Builds integrated financial and administrative software, and two information-management products: Simorgh, a general information system, and Ghoghnoos, a cultural-heritage collections management system, alongside RFID-based solutions. It also distributes Hedyeh Nosa, a free personal accounting edition which it states is built on the structure and database of the full model M product rather than being a trial version. Financial and administrative modules are also sold as cloud services.
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