Poland’s largest bank, PKO, has announced that it is to implement blockchain technology to build an immutable record of client transactions and agreements. The...
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Emerging Europe — together with more than a dozen national, regional and global organisations — has launched the Emerging Europe Alliance for Business Services...
Brexit is expected play an important role in the business services sector, not least because of the potential transfer of specialised jobs from the UK. This will have an...
“Listen first, then sell,” writes Timi Nadela, in her book, Get To The Top: It’s About The Heart Sell, Not The Hard Sell. And bearing in mind her experience as a...
PropTech Baltics has announced the launch of RealBox, the first PropTech sandbox in the world, aimed at companies worldwide and inviting them to test and pilot their...
Despite the majority of households in Kosovo having access to the internet both via fixed and mobile broadband connections, 38.7 per cent of the country’s population...
The Bulgarian Outsourcing Association (BOA) believes that as many as 20,000 new jobs might needed within the Bulgarian outsourcing sector by 2020. The outsourcing...
Lithuania has become a fintech-friendly destination. In 2017 alone, the Baltic country of 2.8 million people attracted 35 new firms. According to the Lithuania Fintech...
The Armenian IT sector has been growing by 25 per cent per annum over the past several years, Prime Minister Karen Karapetyan said at the Digital Agenda in the Era of...
According to IT Ukraine, a trade association for 58 IT-companies in the country, the sector was the third most important in 2017, with national export volumes worth 3.2...
Emerging Europe speaks to three business leaders about the prospects for growth in the business services sector growth in CEE: Charlie Aird, global leader at PwC Shared...
The EU General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR) will come into effect on May 25, 2018. This follows a two-year implementation period following which the GDPR will...
