
The aim of the competition is to highlight the most innovative products and solutions within the IT sector. The award ceremony was held in Warsaw during the 'Techno Business' gala on April 14, 2016. Adam Góral, the CEO of Asseco Poland, was interviewed shortly before the presentation of prizes and shared his thoughts and insights on the Polish economy with the participants.
Gala crowned a full-day conference opened by the minister of digital affairs Mrs Anna Strężyńska who announced that by 2020 the map of Poland should consist of no 'white spots', i.e. places without access to the Internet. Three debates, divided into the following subject areas, were held during the event: banking and finance; energy, fuel, chemicals; and information technology, the Internet, telecommunications, medicine and pharmaceuticals, transport and logistics. The honorary patronage over the event was taken by, among others, the Ministry of Digital Affairs, the Ministry of Economic Development, and the Warsaw Stock Exchange.
The award-winning Asseco Customer Banking Platform is a unique solution for Internet and mobile banking. It is based on a Platform that allows customers to access business products and services via the Internet. Owing to the innovative mini-applications ecosystem concept, it allows free and swift development of both Internet and mobile banking products and services offered to customers.
http://cbp.asseco.com/

The conference addressed many of the key issues related to the process of digitization in Poland. The participants held a discussion about broadband network investments and the sources of their financing. They also contemplated whether the market of broadband networks will be fragmented or it will rather undergo a consolidation of infrastructure and operators.
In addition, the attendees discussed the technologies that can contribute to the construction of broadband networks. This panel was initiated with a presentation delivered by Radosław Semkło, Managing Director of the Telecommunications and Media Division at Asseco Poland and member of the Program Council.
“Tens of thousands of kilometers of broadband networks are being currently constructed throughout Poland,” said Radosław Semkło. “This new infrastructure will enable local providers to ensure internet access even to people living in the smallest towns. However, they will need to use appropriate software solutions in order to be able to serve their customers efficiently and provide them with attractive offers,” he added.
Such a system has been already developed by Asseco on the basis of experience gained when implementing the “Internet for Mazovia” project as well as long-term cooperation with the telecommunications sector. Asseco CSE is a response to the needs of optimizing IT infrastructure, managing services in real-time, as well as marketing of converged products that combine several services together into a bundle (e.g. Internet, television and electricity).
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One of the speakers will be Zdzisław Wiater, Vice Director of Public Administration Division at Asseco Poland, who is going to participate in a debate on the demand for cybersecurity specialists. In addition, during a special session that will be attended, among others, by Waldemar Szulik, Director of Technology Development Department at Asseco Poland, experts are going to discuss the recommendations contained in the Kosciuszko Institute report concerning cybersecurity issues before the forthcoming NATO summit in Warsaw.
Asseco is a recognized provider of software solutions for the Polish uniformed services and continues to intensify its activities in the defense sector. The company has a proven track record of projects implemented, among others, for the Polish Ministry of National Defense, NATO, and the Frontex agency. Leveraging on its experience gained through the execution of international projects, the company takes part in tenders for modernization of the Polish Military Forces, including the command system, image analysis system, unmanned systems, as well as cybersecurity systems. In 2015, Asseco Poland has become a member of the “BMS Consortium” that is going to offer a technologically advanced Battlefield Management System (BMS).

Asseco is a recognized provider of software solutions for the Polish uniformed services and continues to intensify its activities in the defense sector. The company has a proven track record of projects implemented, among others, for the Polish Ministry of National Defense, NATO, and the Frontex agency. Leveraging on its experience gained through the execution of international projects, the company takes part in tenders for modernization of the Polish Military Forces, including the command system, image analysis system, unmanned systems, as well as cybersecurity systems. In 2015, Asseco Poland has become a member of the “BMS Consortium” that is going to offer a technologically advanced Battlefield Management System (BMS).

The “Listed Company of the Year” is the oldest ranking in the Polish stock market which has been organized by the editors of Puls Biznesu and TNS Poland already for 17 years. The market-leading companies are chosen by nearly 100 randomly selected brokers, analysts and investment advisors, who represent brokerage houses, insurance companies, pension, investment and trust funds, equity departments of banks, and consulting firms.

Asseco Group once again managed to generate record-high sales revenues which exceeded PLN 7.2 billion in 2015, as well as operating profit which increased by 17% to the level of PLN 745 million. Another very successful year for Asseco Group is the effect of its profitable foreign investments, highly diversified customer portfolio, and continued development of own products and services. The Group’s results for 2015 were most favourably influenced by dynamic expansion of its business in foreign markets. Foreign operations accounted for 76% of the Group’s consolidated sales by generating nearly PLN 5.5 billion in revenues, which is PLN 932 million more than in the previous year. Furthermore, our foreign companies earned PLN 130 million more in operating profit than in 2014.
Proprietary software is the key revenue driver of Asseco. Such revenues reached PLN 5.8 billion, improving by 16% year on year and representing nearly 80% of our total sales. The Group’s operations are well diversified into geographical regions and sectors of the economy. The General Business sector contributed the most or 39% to the Group’s consolidated sales; it was followed by the Banking and Finance sector – 37%, and the Public Administration sector – 24%. During the year 2015, the Group companies signed a total of 9,000+ new contracts.
“2015 was the most prosperous year ever in the history of Asseco Group. Our sales revenues reached a record level of more than PLN 7.2 billion, reflecting an increase by PLN 1 billion in comparison with 2014,” said Adam Góral, President of the Management Board of Asseco Poland. “The growing share of foreign operations in our revenue structure confirms that, a few years ago, the Group adopted the right development strategy. We are also very interested in further expansion of Asseco in the Polish market, and therefore we will continue the process of optimizing our local organizational structure that has been initiated last year. In 2015, we signed several promising contracts in Poland and expanded cooperation with our existing customers. In the coming years, we look forward to engaging in new projects in the public sector, which is expected to receive financing for IT projects within the framework of new funds from the European Union,” he added.
Asseco Group is recognized as a major player on the international IT market. In 2015, Asseco reinforced its high 6th position among the largest European software vendors according to the prestigious Truffle 100 ranking. Moreover, the products of Asseco have been placed in reports published by the industry’s leading research firms, such as Gartner, Forrester, and CELENT.
Asseco Poland continues to build significant value for its shareholders. During the year 2015, the company’s shares appreciated by 12.6% and the Management Board recommended to pay a record-high dividend.
“Strong financial results of the Group enabled us to recommend the payment of a hefty dividend and to allocate as much as PLN 250 million for this purpose. Thanks to our continuing growth and improving financial performance, Asseco has already distributed more than PLN 1 billion in dividends to its shareholders,” commented Adam Góral, President of the Management Board of Asseco Poland.
The Management Board has recommended paying out a dividend of PLN 3.01 per share of Asseco Poland, which translates into a dividend yield of 5.3% (calculated on the share price as at the end of 2015).
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