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The debate about the impact of artificial intelligence on the labour market is dominated by visions of mass redundancies. However, the latest data from the US market paints a very different and much more worrying picture. The real threat to entry-level professionals is not layoff notices, but a silent and
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The European public sector is experiencing a transformation on an unprecedented scale. Acting as a global stress test, the pandemic exposed decades of neglect and became a powerful catalyst for change. Today, driven by a stream of funding from EU programmes, digitalisation has ceased to be an option and has
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Small and medium-sized enterprises (SMEs) are the backbone of the European economy. They account for 99.8 per cent of all companies, generate more than half of the added value and employ nearly two-thirds of the private sector workforce. In an era of global competition and rising customer expectations, digitalisation
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For decades, Europe’s technological landscape was based on a simple divide: innovative, capital-rich centres in the West and talented but mostly cheaper hinterlands in the East. Central and Eastern Europe (CEE) was mainly seen through the prism of cost arbitrage, ideal for nearshoring. Today, this stereotype is not only
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The year 2025 on the European technology scene is a time of apparent contradictions. On the one hand, data points to historically low levels of Venture Capital fundraising, with just €5.2 billion raised in the first half of the year, putting the current year on track for the weakest
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The public cloud was supposed to be a revolution in IT economics. The promise of flexibility, on-demand scalability and a pay-as-you-go model painted a vision of a world where companies only pay for what they need. However, the reality turned out to be much more complicated and, for many organisations,
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A quiet revolution has been playing out in the landscape of Poland’s technology economy for several years. Devoid of the global publicity that accompanies the biggest tech hubs, the transformation of the HealthTech sector is fundamentally changing the face of national healthcare, while attracting record streams of capital. What
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Warsaw rarely features in the global discussion of financial centres. London, Frankfurt or Zurich dominate. Yet it is in Poland, far from the traditional bastions of banking, that a quiet revolution is taking place. A country that is not a global financial capital has built one of the most dynamic
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The end of the gold rush that drove Polish e-commerce during the pandemic era is now a reality. We are entering a new, much more challenging era – the era of strategists. Forecasts indicating that the market will reach £192 billion by 2028 are no longer a promise of easy profits
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Poland’ s games industry has undergone a transformation over the past two decades from a ‘marginalised success story’ to a globally recognised innovation hub, which today ranks alongside powerhouses such as Finland, Japan and the United States. Games developed on the Vistula have become a key element of the country’
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The global IT market is undergoing a transformation that is shaking its foundations. The model where technology was bought like a product in a one-off investment (CapEx) is being systematically displaced by the Everything as a Service (XaaS) paradigm. From software (SaaS) to infrastructure (IaaS) to hardware(DaaS), almost every
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The customer relationship management(CRM) software market is a strategic battleground, valued at more than $80 billion in 2024, making it the largest enterprise software category. At the head of this empire for more than a decade has been Salesforce, the undisputed leader, which analysts at IDC have crowned king