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Driving forces of Polish economy  Blue Media was awarded the 11th position in the ranking of tycoons (100 companies with biggest sales revenues) and the 25th position in the ranking of Driving Forces.  In 2009 Polish economy did slow down, similarly as the world economy. Nevertheless, contrary to the majority of the EU states, Polish GDP did not decrease, but it increased by 1.7%. The increase was too little, however, to satisfy the conditions of the  continuously developing...

The Company was awarded the second position in IT@BANK rank in the ”actions for financial sector” category.  This year’s round of the rank of IT companies working for the financial sector was based on the results gained in 2008. The order of the first positions remained unchanged as compared to the previous year’s round. For Blue Media the financial sector is the main source of profit. ”The position awarded is the result of including in our offer...

‘Approximately 68 thousand persons use our services,’ says Dorota Janik from the Kokos.pl. platform. ‘Those, who need cash, organise auctions, where potential creditors can bid. The borrowers avoid a troublesome bank procedure and pay lower interest than for bank credits, while the creditors earn more on their loans than on a bank deposit. The time of a transaction is what matters – some borrowers have concluded a contract within half a minute...

Last year the value of Polish IT market was 24,2 billion PLN with 5,7% growth dynamics. The effects of the global recession will be more perceptible this year, although not so intense as expected. The world IT market is supposed to suffer a 10-15 per cent  loss in 2009, and a 6-10 per cent loss in 2010. In Poland, according to experts from the IT sector, the market is  supposed to grow twice as less as the last year, but it is still unclear whether this prognosis is not...

In  the near future the branch of new technologies in Poland will still gain a little profit. But the last years’ growth rate will not happen again so soon.  At present the most possible scenario is a one-digit growth of the IT market’s value within the next two years.  In 2008 the growth was about 12 per cent. The prognoses for the Polish export are assuming a two-digit growth. The IT sector has fallen victim to the cutting of budgets meant for...