Mrs. István Weisz (born: Judit Littner)

In connection with the legal tasks of the professional preparation of the State Administration Computer Service, he joined the Infelor Systems Technology Company in 1974. Here he became acquainted with computer technology and its applications in public administration and state administration; before that, from 1958, he worked in the construction industry and domestic trade transport.

From 1976, he rose through the ranks at the Computer Applications Research Institute (Számki), the legal successor to Infelor, from a systems organization lawyer to senior legal advisor and organizer of international relations.

From 1982, during another reorganization, he was a department manager and director at the Computer Applications Company (Számalk). From 1994, as the CEO of the then Számalk Rendszerház Rt., he organized the privatization of the company.

Since 2002, he has been the CEO of Disztributor.hu Zrt., an IT trading company spun off from Számalk, and since 2005, its president.

He is a recognized authority on issues of computer contracts, data protection, copyright, and personality rights.

He was an active participant in professional and social organizations, including the Hungarian Association of Professionals and Social Workers, where he held various leadership positions, was vice president of the Association of Information Technology Enterprises (IVSZ), a member of the management of the department in the Information Technology Department of the Hungarian Lawyers' Association, and a social official at the Budapest Chamber of Commerce and Industry.