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Longest Polish Railway Tunnel

Construction of the longest Polish railway tunnel between Męcina and Mordarka started in mid-year will revolutionise accessibility of Małopolska region. 3.8 km long structure...

40th Warsaw Film Festival: A Grand Opening for the Jubilee Edition

The 40th edition of the Warsaw Film Festival (WFF) take place from October 11-20, 2024, marking a significant milestone for one of Poland’s most...

How to stay ahead in one of the most competitive industries – construction?

Welcome to Impact Leaders with Magda Petryniak.Today’s guest is Marcin Dmowski, CEO of GEZE Poland. GEZE is a globally recognized, family-owned company specializing in...

Well-being 2.0: Enhancing well-being for individuals and businesses

Sylwia Ziemacka interviews Or Hever, CEO of Move4Life, about fostering work-life balance and promoting the well-being of individuals and companies.How is well-being defined in...

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Steven Duda is a French publisher and artist – a painter, illustrator, computer graphic designer and an author of graphic novels based in Nancy....

Innovation in Poland’s modern business services sector

ABSL’s Modern Business Services Sector in Poland 2022 report confirms that the sector continues to stand out from other industries due to its high level of innovation. More than 72 percent of the sector’s representatives in Poland declared that they had introduced innovations in the last three years, compared to the enterprise sector average of 26.1 percent, recorded by the Central Statistical Office. In addition, ABSL’s annual report shows that more than 25 percent of respondents stated that they have a separate product development (R&D) team in Poland. Given the increasing share of highly specialized processes in the services provided and the fact that the sector is likely to exceed half a million employees in two years, it is necessary to accelerate the transformation of the Polish education system to meet the demand for the competencies required in the future.

Sylwia Ziemacka from Poland Weekly talks to Janusz Dziurzyński, President of ABSL and Dariusz Kubacki, ABSL Vice President, Business Intelligence.

Sylwia Ziemacka
Sylwia Ziemacka
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