Surviving the digital revolution is neither obvious nor easy for big corporations.

Several of this year’s tech trends are responses to persistent IT challenges.

In a highly competitive market, companies are trying to understand why customers prefer certain brands, staying loyal to them and recommend them – especially when products or services of different brands are comparable.

The customer is king? Not necessarily. Publishers will do a lot to satisfy advertisers. After all, they pay the bills. But consumers are defending themselves. Here is how to help them and win.

If we were to examine the latest trends in technology and buzz words, we’d be discussing AI, blockchain, AR and VR technology, edge computing and quantum computing.

$3.9 million – that’s the average cost of a data breach. And it’s a widely recognised risk.

Our company is a part of BDO; the parent company’s main activity is financial audit. It’s been present on the Polish market for over 20 years; last year it came fourth in the ranking of financial audit companies in Poland.

As applications of artificial intelligence (AI) have proliferated into society, so have debates around the ethics of data and communication.

The end of 2019 was a tipping point in the legislative process of abandoning the physical document as a carrier of securities used to raise finance on capital markets. Bonds, investment certificates, mortgage bonds, shares and subscription warrants have either bid farewell, or will soon do so, to the physical document as a carrier.

A new generation of consumers is entering the market – the ‘hypermedia generation’ for whom eCommerce is a native purchasing environment. They like to have a choice, and that goes for the transaction model as well.

How do manufacturers adapt enterprise networks for Industry 4.0?

Do the processes in your company need to be harmonised? Are you wondering how to increase the efficiency of your employees? Perhaps their well-being and reduced stress level are more important?