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Posts by: Marcin Kapuściński
Cloud of development opportunities with appropriate CRM system
Young companies are usually reluctant to use advanced customer relationship management systems (CRM) mostly for rational reasons: financial and organizational issues, the availability of classic solutions (i. e. spreadsheets) and free tools. It often turns out that the applied solutions are not sufficient. There are growing needs in the area of management systems that allow […]
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Transition Technologies: anti-crisis plans work
Transition Technologies Capital Group achieved operating revenue of over PLN 200 million in the first half of 2020, which is a 25% increase year to year.
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IT outsourcing — a secure future for Polish companies
Every fourth company plans to increase expenditure on IT outsourcing. The reason is simple: although the COVID-19 pandemic surprised everyone, it did not leave a major mark on those businesses, that have invested in ICT solutions.
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A cloud of development possibilities thanks to an appropriate CRM system
Young companies are usually reluctant to use complex systems supporting customer relationship management (the so-called CRMs). Most of the reasons for this attitude sound quite rational. The key issues are financial and organizational issues, as well as the ability to effectively use available solutions (e.g. classic spreadsheets) or free tools.
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Energy risks in the face of drought in 2020 in Poland
A hot and dry summer is usually more demand for electricity. In Poland, energy is generated by coal-fired power plants, where river water and other water reservoirs are used for the cooling system. Is this situation as serious as in 2015, when power plants had to decide on a reduction in electricity supply?
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Transition Technologies — is it Covid-proof?
Transition Technologies Capital Group — IT leader in the field of energy, gas, medical IT and industry, summarizes the first quarter and forecasts the first half of of 2020.
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