After the success of Brainly, BASE, and Airly, which Krakow start-ups are next in line? Read our MOTIFE Blog post to discover the 15 most successful start-ups born in Krakow and learn about the local start-up ecosystem and foreign start-ups/unicorns established in Krakow.
In Krakow, one in three engineers works for one of the 18 largest software and IT companies which includes Cisco, Comarch and ABB. Check out our MOTIFE Blog post to learn who are the biggest IT players in the city and how they influence the local talent pool.
R&D lab setup in Krakow, going unicorn, Dubai-Krakow team building - Marcin Welner, VP of Engineering at Kitopi, shares his expert view on how the UAE Food Tech unicorn kick-started its engineering activities in Poland in this extract from the Krakow IT Market Report 2022
Salaries, global IT market, Fintech, advices to IT candidates - In this interview, Rafał Romanowski (Re:view) and Michał Piątkowski (Founder & CEO at MOTIFE) explore the trends of the Krakow IT market.
Which Krakow start-ups are the most successful? Read our MOTIFE Blog post to learn about the Krakow start-up ecosystem and discover the 15 most successful start-ups born in Krakow.
In Krakow, one in four engineers works for one of the 13 largest software and IT companies which includes Cisco, Comarch and ABB. Check out our MOTIFE Blog post to learn who are the biggest IT players in the city and how they influence the local talent pool.
At least 2 200 engineers work for Polish software houses in Krakow. Let's take a look at the largest Polish software houses in Kraków and assess the state of the market.
Tax-Deductible Costs (TDC) in Poland for IT professionals: TDC explained with the 8 most frequently asked questions
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Managing IT teams in Poland? You may have heard the terms ”Tax-Deductible Costs” or ”Creative Tax” and its 50% deduction on earned income. But what exactly is it and how can you or your employees benefit from this regulation? We have It covered in this blog post along with the 8 most frequently asked questions. Read on to learn more.
The Build Operate Transfer model (BOT) is a way to build an offshore software development team in collaboration with a local partner. The team is transferred from provider to parent entity when they are ready. Build Operate Transfer is used as an alternative to the expansion of existing in-house software teams or outsourcing to external development partners
There’s plenty of reasons why technology firms outsource. Often, this is a perfectly reasonable choice. In many cases, though, your long-term strategy should be to set up a subsidiary and to make the nearshore (offshore) team part of your organization. We’re going to follow with 7 reasons why it is so.
At the time of economic crisis, we're helping you execute a practical assessment of your employer to help you address the two inevitable questions: “Is my current job at risk?” or “Should I change my job now?”.
We have recently been asked to speak on the video made by the Municipality of Krakow. The video talks about the growth of the Krakow IT Market. Here’s a piece…
Back 15 years ago, when Krakow started its transition to become a prime software engineering location in Europe, the idea of establishing a remote software development lab was relatively new.…
How are Polish different from Swedish or Norwegian? Why is it important to understand differences? Let's try to learn it consciously based on cultural distance analysis.
Kraków is not just a prime offshoring destination where international companies put their captive centers. There is also a new wave of Kraków start-ups.
Krakow is the city to be for many IT firms from Scandinavia. Some of them are well established businesses and others are startups. Both consulting firms as well as product companies are here. There are at least several reasons why Krakow is such a popular destination.
You know how the story goes, right? Several fresh grads, a garage, living of pizza and beer and creating a groundbreaking product that conquers the world. The reality in most cases is much less idyllic....
There are usually two main reasons why businesses are looking to offshore their software development: Access to IT talent or cost efficiency. In this post we explore what you should consider before you go offshore.
Organizational tribalism is particularly visible in the global, multinational organizations. Here's how to deal with it in the context of offshore R&D.