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Encyclopedia > Abnoba

In Celtic mythology, Abnoba was a forest and river goddess, worshipped in the Black Forest and surrounding areas. Her name is the source of the River Avon and others.




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Abnoba - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia (573 words)
In Celtic mythology, Abnoba was a forest and river goddess, worshipped in the Black Forest and surrounding areas.
An altar at the Roman baths at Badenweiler, Germany, equates her with Diana, the Roman goddess of the hunt.
According to Tacitus's Germania, Abnoba also was the name of a mountain, from a grassy slope of which flows the source of the River Danube.
Abnoba achieves accolades in two local ICT awards (604 words)
Abnoba is a "Technology Top 100 Company" in the "emerging SMME" category, and a "Finalist for African Achievers Awards for Top ICT SMME".
Abnoba is a national South African-based consulting company that has followed BEE principles since inception, focusing on digital process automation.
Abnoba enables customers to leverage existing ERP and line of business investments by accessing and storing business information, automating processes across the organisation and externally with partners and customers, and enabling online, real-time collaboration around transactions.
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