Digital maturity in SMEs. It’s no longer just about the tools
Digital transformation for SMEs is no longer just a matter of access to technology: today, companies that can…
The IT department should not be the conscience of the entire organisation
In a company where technology already determines revenue, operational continuity, and regulatory compliance, viewing IT as the sole…
Public transport as a digital service: the ticket is just the beginning
SpaceX's decision to exclude Poland from the joint European Starlink Roam region prompted a response from the government…
Strategy games as training in systems thinking. Today’s business world needs a simulator of consequences
One in three companies still does not test its resilience using scenario analysis, even though decisions regarding AI,…
CRM and customer data: providers are vying for a place closer to revenue
For three decades, CRM has helped organize customer relationships; today, as AI budgets face increasing pressure to deliver…
System integration: the most tedious topic that determines the success of a transformation
Global IT spending is set to reach $6.31 trillion in 2026, 13.5 per cent more than the previous…
The business IT equipment market: upgrading workstations rather than buying in bulk
The corporate IT market is currently shifting gears. Following a wave of upgrades driven by the end of…
New application architectures: the ‘composable enterprise’ rather than a single monolith
Modern application architecture today is not about replacing a monolith with microservices, but about consciously separating those system…
Space-based data centres. Will servers really end up in orbit?
Space-based data centers are no longer just a futuristic experiment; they are becoming the tech industry’s response to…
The IT budget for 2027: how to discuss investments before cost-cutting begins
The 2027 IT budget will be shaped by two figures: the projected slowdown in Poland’s economic growth to…
Europe has science. Will it finally turn it into a business? – Horizon Europe 2028–2034
The guidelines for Horizon Europe for 2028–2034, as agreed by the Council of the EU, mark a clear…
Public data has entered the business world. The infrastructure hasn’t kept pace
Public registries are increasingly determining who a company will sell to, lend money to, or trust—even though they…
AI Gigafactories in Europe: €30 billion for computing power and digital sovereignty
The European Commission has launched a program to build up to seven AI gigafactories, which is expected to…
Technology doesn’t have to be fast if it is to be resilient
In the race to implement AI, cloud computing, and automation, companies are increasingly confusing speed with an advantage,…
AI is on the rise in European companies. Content management maturity is declining
Europejskie firmy przyspieszyły wdrażanie sztucznej inteligencji, lecz raport Hyland wskazuje, że jakość i dostępność dokumentów, na których opierają…
Edge computing in the factory. Data that isn’t worth sending to the cloud
Przy spadku produkcji przemysłowej w strefie euro o 1,2 proc. rok do roku w maju 2026 r. edge…
Logistics under cost pressure: where technology really does cut delivery times
The European logistics industry is entering 2026 with rising contract rates, higher fuel costs, and accelerating document digitization,…
Is this the end of the era of major implementations? The Polish ERP market is maturing
In 2025, 40.5 percent of Polish companies were using ERP systems, which confirms the maturation of the market,…
AI doesn’t have to replace people – how can we boost productivity?
In 2025, 20.2 percent of companies in OECD countries were using AI, and 88 percent of the organizations…
A home IT lab: a hobby that feeds back into the business as a skill
With 63 percent of employers citing a skills shortage as the main barrier to transformation, and 48 percent…
Industry after the summer holidays: production automation without halting the line
In June 2026, Polish industrial output rose by 7.6 percent year-over-year, but after seasonal adjustment, it remained virtually…