The rise of esports continues. A new report looking at the global esports market prepared by Newzoo – which provides market intelligence for games, esports, and mobile – shows a significant increase in the trajectory of the virtual...
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The development of the business process outsourcing (BPO), shared service centre (SSC) and IT sectors has had a significant impact on demand for prime office space in...
For many years a symbol of the Albanian communist regime, Tirana’s iconic pyramid is stepping into the future. Having served as a museum, a temporary NATO base and...
Bulgaria, with its strong IT sector, has the potential to become a prolific Artificial Intelligence (AI) market. This is what emerges from a report published by...
Czech energy group CEZ has sold its Bulgarian assets to Eurohold AD, Bulgaria’s largest publicly-listed holding company. The investment deal is worth 335 million euros...
A new report, Strong Women in IT 2019, by the Come Creation Group, takes a look at the changing dynamics of women in the male-dominated IT sector in Poland, analysing...
A viable and sustainable ICT sector is something that most countries in the emerging Europe region have been working hard to develop. However, in some markets, Kosovo...
With the vast majority of countries in emerging Europe continuing to develop and grow as ICT hubs, Bosnia and Herzegovina (BiH) should in theory be no different...
Seventeen companies from the emerging Europe region have been listed among the best tech firms in the world over the last decade. Published by the International...
According to a new report published jointly by AVentures Capital, Aventis Capital and Capital Times. emerging Europe is a tech talent goldmine. The report, Software...
The World Bank Group has announced plans to establish a second shared services centre in Sofia, Bulgaria to provide back office corporate and technology support to the...
For a small country with few natural resources like Moldova, the IT sector today represents one of its greatest opportunities.
