Warsaw Business Journal

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Warsaw Business Journal brings readers the stories, companies, personalities and successes that are driving Poland forward and creating the Polish market. Poland’s leading English-language business information monthly. Independent, apolitical, authoritative. To subscribe please contact Magdalena Czopur +48 22 257 75 00 ext. 245.

Category Archives: WBJ

Big data getting deeper

May 2, 2017 WBJ
Building a truly intelligent machine has been the holy grail of computer science since its very beginning. One of the first ideas of how to achieve this, born not long after the dawn of artificial intelligence itself, was to simulate a human brain. Modelling the network of brain neurons has led to a...

Addressing a market niche

April 25, 2017 WBJ
There is demand for modern office space from small and medium-sized enterprises in Warsaw and the needs of those tenants should properly be addressed, says Joanna Schönthaler, the CEO at Park Avenue, the developer of the eponymous office project in the center of the city

Open Book brings savings to fit-out

April 25, 2017 WBJ
Last year saw a new practice on the fit-out market – Open Book. What turned out to be revolutionary was combining it with working on the Gross Maximum Price. Now, a company interested in arranging a new space no longer needs to worry about the budget, quality and timing

Running on autopilot

April 25, 2017 WBJ
How many times have you forgotten to pay a bill, write an email, make a phone call or cancel an ap­­pointment? And every time you do, you probably say to yourself “I should get an assistant.” However, if for whatever reason hiring another human to share your workload is not the answer for you, perha...

Hearing-enabled

April 21, 2017 WBJ
Hearing aids that can order their own batteries, turn on the TV and let you know when the washing has finished its cycle? Thanks to applying IFTTT technology, software engineers working on programming hearing aids are making advanced into automation. WBJ talked to software architect Sławomir Kwasibo...