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Balázs Kotnyek: Please, Máté, tell us about your work, and your company. Máté Jendrolovics: Our firm used to be Gránit Bank Solutions, but we recently did a management buyout and became an independent firm, Intuitech. To define our work narrowly, we are a custom software development agency, with a business twist that differentiates us fromContinue reading “Leading digital transformation: perspectives on digital capabilities in Hungary”

A former star water polo player, Budapest MDP Zsófi Beck always strives to give 100%. Being a parent means needing to set boundaries and communicate clearly with her team and clients so she can spend time with her daughter, while still being an effective leader. From finding inspirational role models to utilizing BCG’s flexible workingContinue reading “From Professional Athlete to MDP and Mother”

It is important to learn about international best practices for the development of e-government services. But, instead of adopting certain applications, it is much more important to adopt the right approach. Laci and Krisztián explore best practices around the globe to provide a basis for new e-government services in Hungary. Read the full interview on ITBUSINESS.huContinue reading “What is worth learning”

“I remember how Slovenia entered independence and we always said that we would be a little Switzerland. When I look at this little Switzerland of ours now, it seems to me that we missed some things. Slovenia made some fundamental mistakes, one of them is tax reform. We’re such a very expensive country to workContinue reading “Being cut off from the world is not the solution”

Because of winter, skyrocketing energy prices have caused anxiety in most of Europe. Writing in Jutarnji List, Tomislav says Europe should create more solidarity among EU member states to help counter the effects of the crisis. Read the full article by Tomislav in the Jutarnji list.

Virtual reality (VR), augmented reality (AR), non-fungible token (NFT), metaverse – some see them as the further virtualization of our lives, others a promise that has quickly become a fad, and still others regard the metaverse developments as an investment opportunity. But what does this mean, and what are the virtual realities really good for,Continue reading “The metaverse is still like a car phone, but we will use it as much as our mobile phone”