In recent years, globally, and also in Poland, we can observe a huge growth in the sale of unmanned aerial vehicles (UAVs or drones) and an increasing interest of individuals and companies willing to use them for their business or private use.
Small and medium businesses play a key role in any economy. However, they are not always able to recognise and exploit growth opportunities brought digital innovations.
Big Data – and how it will impact the digital world – is one of the key topics in the world of business and IT nowadays. Everyone seems to be talking about it, but what really is big data really? Where is it coming from, how is it being processed, and how are the results being used?
We’ve all been there once or twice – wondering whether that email campaign that we’ve just planned will be successful or not, if the click-through rate will be higher than in the last campaign, if it will bring us enough leads, and most importantly – whether the database we’ve picked is right.
In September the European Commission released a proposal for a Directive of the European Parliament and of the Council establishing the European Electronic Communications Code1 and communication Connectivity for a Competitive Digital Single Market – Towards a European Gigabit Society2 dealing with the Digital Single Market.
New technologies shape and stimulate every industry's development; this equally applies to agriculture, bicycle and defence industries.
In today’s day and age, cyber-attacks are just as much of a reality for business owners as physical attacks. All companies that store information on computers, servers, or the internet are prone to cyber-attacks.
Digital transformation is an increasingly important feature of the business plans prepared by enterprises wishing to gain competitive advantage over their rivals.
Profiling is a form of processing of personal data of special concern due to its invasiveness for the right to privacy, particularly in the case of predictive analysis, using data gathered about people to determine how they will act in the future.
In our increasingly digital and connected workplace, businesses must become more agile to compete and succeed.
Despite an ever growing need for fast, reliable Wi-Fi around the world, most commercial premises, be they office buildings, hotels, shopping malls, airports, manufacturing facilities or power plants continue to fall short when it comes to offering seamless connectivity.
The Global Management Challenge is the largest competition based on advanced business simulation, where teams of between three and five people compete by managing virtual companies.
