Qumak increases its investment to public sector

Polish IT company Qumak announced on Wednesday that it was expanding its services to some of the country’s security organizations. It signed an agreement, said to be worth PLN 11 million, under which it will outsource IT professionals to police headquarters. Quma emphasized that it was a large contract for the public sector, after having had successes in the telecommunications, banking and energy sectors. “Outsourcing of human resources will be one of the fastest growing segments of the market. More and more the advantages of this type of solution also recognize public institutions. This allows customers to provide their access to top specialists, while maintaining control over project management and flexible use of resources,” said Tomasz Lauda, the company’s president. The company provides specialists in the field of databases, application servers, business intelligence solutions and data communications networks. Lauda stated that he expected more business for Qumak in the public sector because it had greatly modernized its services. He estimated the value of the company’s investment in its “Modernisation Program”, including its IT and ICT projects, for 2017 to 2020 period to be PLN 9.1 billion.