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There is a reasonable belief in boards and legal departments that security and compliance policies are the cornerstone of data control . Volumes of documents outlining policies, classifications and regulations are produced. Meanwhile, the technical reality is that these policies remain largely a collection of wishful thinking – a ‘Memo’ that no
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This year’s Dell Technologies Forum once again attracted crowds to Warsaw – over 2,700 guests is a result that shows the scale of this cyclical event. The keynote “AI. Simply.” sounded like a provocation, but it soon became clear that the organisers did not mean to trivialise AI, but
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After years of fascination with the novelty and promise of the connected world, the Polish Internet of Things market is entering a crucial phase of maturity. The time of exciting but isolated tests is coming to an end. Companies are no longer asking “what is IoT?”, but are asking a
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SoftBank’s decision to approve the next tranche of funding for OpenAI, topping up a mammoth $30bn investment, is much more than just capital news. It is a symbolic end to the first romanticised era of artificial intelligence. The key news lies not in the amount itself, but in the
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We are witnessing a profound polarisation of the technology market On the one hand, we are seeing segments with exponential growth. Huge investments are flowing towards building specialised computing centres for artificial intelligence. These are driven by strategic pressure and fear of losing competitiveness. On the other hand, fundamental business
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In the landscape of Industry 4.0, where data has become the most valuable raw material, digital twin technology is emerging as a key part of the transformation. It is no longer a futuristic concept, but a strategic necessity whose importance is confirmed by the market. Valued at a dozen
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In the digital economy, company boards have become accustomed to thinking of cyber security in terms of a technological arms race. We invest in ever-higher walls, more modern firewalls and more advanced artificial intelligence, believing that these make up our resilience. This is a costly error of perception. The brutal
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The days of the IT ‘fireman’, called in only to put out technological fires, are inevitably coming to an end. The break-fix business model, in which an IT company makes money from customer failures and problems, is not only outdated – it has become a strategic trap. In today’s economy,
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Choosing the right project management tool has become one of the most important strategic challenges for today’s leaders. The market, saturated with hundreds of applications promising a revolution in productivity, often leads to decision paralysis. However, at the centre of this battle for attention are four giants: Jira, Asana,
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In a technology landscape where digital transformation is the driving force and public cloud spending is expected to reach a dizzying $723.4 billion by 2025, IT leaders are facing a fundamental dilemma. Choosing the right cloud strategy – multi-cloud or hybrid cloud – is being presented as a key decision that
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Just a few years ago, digital fraud was an incident – a one-off problem that IT security departments solved. Today, they have become part of the financial sector’s operating costs. The 60-70 per cent annual increase in attacks no longer surprises anyone. Instead of asking “will we be attacked?”, banks
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The virtual shopping space has become an integral part of our everyday life. Already 79% of Polish Internet users regularly shop online, and the projected value of this market in 2027 is expected to reach an impressive PLN 187 billion. In such a saturated and competitive environment, price, product quality