The constantly changing world, digital revolution and social transformations have led to Education 2.0. Modern technologies enable a personalized and fast learning process, as well as emphasize the practical aspects of learning and prepare students for the challenges of the future…

Because of its status as a strategic sector, the energy industry is highly dependent on new technologies. Its privatization forced companies to restructure and computerize, which now translates into full readiness for digital transformation. In this sector it is becoming crucial to skillfully orchestrate business processes and invest in innovation that helps increase competitiveness and meet increasingly strict climate regulations.

Companies from the financial sector cannot remain indifferent to the digital revolution unfolding before our eyes. The innovation and the rapid pace of change in this area already have a name: fintech, the technologies responsible for accelerating, securing and improving the operations of financial entities, which are on track to exceed $305 trillion dollars by 2025.

Manufacturing facilities experience constant pressure to increase efficiency and productivity. In response, they make many organizational and investment efforts, especially in the area of IT. Rapid digitalization is changing the industry, becoming the foundation of production processes. In accordance with the "business first" approach, it is essential to invest in IT infrastructure, the basis for the secure functioning of the company.

The logistics industry is receptive to new IT solutions and, as it turns out, quite dependent on them. Research shows that as many as 70% of large logistics companies use IT systems in their operations, allowing them to optimize operations, and consequently to improve their work, increasing efficiency and minimizing costs. This translates into better access to reliable and up-to-date information about processes within the company, and more efficient production and sales management.

Every day, millions of people spend hours in front of the TV or computer, or with a smartphone in their hand, actively using the entertainment and information on offer. For the media and communication sector, innovation remains a priority in order to increase business opportunities and develop strategies for the digitalization of the future. This sector is developing most dynamically and is expected to be a leader in digital transformation.

Cutting-edge public institutions are marked by streamlined task execution, rapid information exchange, seamless communication and high data security. However, for these institutions to stand out, it has become necessary to build an efficient, scalable IT environment that supports effective process management and service provision.

E-commerce in Poland and around the world has experienced tremendous growth in the past year. At the same time, it has had to adapt quickly to rapidly changing conditions and customer needs and expectations. Integration of online and offline sales, and in many cases the migration of stationary sales entirely to the web, is no longer just a trend. E-commerce is a reality where already more than 70% of consumers shop online, increasingly appreciating the potential of new technologies, convenience and speed of order fulfillment.

Most telecom operators believe they are only just becoming digitally smart. As they take their first steps towards using digital technologies and new interfaces to diversify their services, they are trying to choose the optimal model for their digital transformation. However, it is important that this transformation be customer-focused and includes changes in the organization’s workplace and culture.

In today’s world, travel and IT can no longer function without each other. Thanks to new technologies, the whole world is within our reach. They offer new opportunities not only to travelers but above all to providers of services in this area, allowing them to streamline all business processes and create more attractive product and service offerings.