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Faithless in Wrocław

The British electronic music phenomenon with four-times Platinum album “Forever Faithless: The Greatest Hits”, sales over 20 million and close to 1 billion streams,...

Inside Seaside

The 2nd edition of the Inside Seaside festival will take place at the AmberExpo space in Gdańsk between 9 and 10 of November. This...

E. Wedel Chocolate Factory

On the 4th of September (the International Chocolate Day) E. Wedel realized its long-awaited project and opened for the visitors the Factory of Chocolate...

Key Insights for Foreign Business Leaders

Insights from Ronald Binkofski, CEO STX Next, a leading software house based in Poznań, Poland. Before joining STX Next, Ronald served as President of...

The enduring impact of foreign business leaders in Poland

Poland’s business landscape is increasingly characterized by this synergy of local and international expertise. As Polish leaders continue to make their mark, their collaboration...

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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