Podcasts about comarch

This episode is available in audio format on our Let's Talk Loyalty podcast and in video format on www.Loyalty.TV.In this episode Bill Hanifin, CEO Wise Marketer Group, speaks with recognized industry figure Deepak Pradhan, Head of Loyalty Program & CRM at ADNOC Distribution.This conversation will share a vision for the future of convenience and fuel retailing and will surely create “store envy” among many retailers. The state of the art at ADNOC is incredible.Listen as we dig into how ADNOC is innovating in customer loyalty in this new retail model.The episode is sponsored by Comarch.Show Notes:- 1) Deepak Pradhan2)ADNOC Distribution

This episode is available in audio format on our Let's Talk Loyalty podcast and in video format on www.Loyalty.TV.In this episode of the Wiser Loyalty podcast series, Aaron Dauphinee, the CMO of Wise Marketer Group, talks with the VP of Marketing at Cadillac Fairview, Craig Flannagan. Craig is one a senior marketing executive that has successfully stitched his customer and community marketing savvy across IBM and Microsoft into curating customer experiences at Canada's premier commercial real estate agent that operates some of the countries highest-performing shopping centres. He shares his perspective on loyalty being immersive of the human element, which begins from creating experiences that draw people into their spaces and then sees them return. A very progressive conversation on what loyalty looks like in a non-traditional sector (mall loyalty) that is intertwined with one more core (retail loyalty).This episode is sponsored by Comarch. Show Notes:1) Craig Flannagan. 2)Cadillac Fairview3)Aaron Dauphinee4) The Power of Moments * (Book)*In this episode, the guest mistakenly refers to the book by an incorrect title. The correct title is The Power of Moments We appreciate your understanding and hope you enjoy the conversation.

This episode is available in audio format on our Let's Talk Loyalty podcast and in video format on www.Loyalty.TV.In this episode, Bill Hanifin, Managing Editor, The Wise Marketer, speaks with Mitch Walden, Sr. Director Digital Marketing & Loyalty, Scooter's Coffee. Scooter's Coffee was founded in Nebraska over 25 years ago and now operates over 800 locations in 29 states in the US.Mitch is responsible for driving success for digital, loyalty, customer activation and owned social media strategies for Scooter's coffee. His insights in this conversation will shed light on how this major coffee brand is creating growth and profitability through application of a coordinated digital strategy and a focus on customer loyalty.Episode is sponsored by Comarch. Show notes:1) Mitch Walden2)Scooter's Coffee3) Bill Hanifin4) The Wise Marketer5) The Energy Bus (Book)

This episode is available in audio format on our Let's Talk Loyalty podcast and in video format on www.Loyalty.TV.Today's episode features Raffael Fappiano Neto, the Product Manager for Loyalty at Azul Airlines.Founded in 2008, Azul Airlines is now the largest airline in Brazil in terms of number of flights and cities served, and in 2020, they won the award for best airline in the world by TripAdvisor Travellers' Choice.Raffael is responsible for Airline Products and Loyalty Projects at Azul Airlines, and he joins us today to share some highly innovative and even disruptive ideas - such as the option for members to burn their miles BEFORE they even EARN them!He also shares insights on their paid program – a subscription product which includes an option to pay a monthly fee and potentially earn tier status even without flying frequently.I hope you enjoy our conversation and a huge thanks to Comarch for the introduction!Episode is sponsored by Comarch. Hosted by Paula Thomas.Show Notes: 1) Raffael Fappiano Neto2) Azul Airlines3) Don't believe in Everything you Feel (Book)

This episode is available in audio format on our Let's Talk Loyalty podcast and in video format on www.Loyalty.TV.Today we welcome a new guest host – Joanna Witsch - who has been on the show a few times as one of our expert guests.Joanna Witsch is hosting today's episode which features one of Comarch's most loyal clients - Emirates National Oil Company (ENOC).Her guest is Suryaveer Singh who is the Head of Loyalty CRM and Data at ENOC (more often simply known as Suri).Suri was previously on the show in 2021 and since then the YES Rewards programme has grown dramatically.This UAE-based fuel-led loyalty programme now has over a million members and includes a co-branded credit card, a subscription tier and also a consumer travel proposition, effectively evolving in to a comprehensive lifestyle programme.Please enjoy this conversation between Joanna Witsch from Comarch and Suri Singh from ENOC.This episode is sponsored by Comarch.Show Notes:1) Suryaveer Singh 2) Joanna Witsch 3) YES Rewards4) Emirates National Oil Company5) Comarch6) The Psychology of Money (Book)7) Yes Rewards from ENOC - Fuel, Food & Convenience Loyalty in UAE - 2021 Episode

This episode is available in audio format on our Let's Talk Loyalty podcast and in video format on www.Loyalty.TV.This episode celebrates Comarch which has become our new title sponsor for Loyalty TV, and we are thrilled to announce this as our biggest partnership so far of 2025.Sponsoring Loyalty TV is how Comarch is showcasing its ambition to be recognised worldwide as the go-to partner for loyalty professionals.In today's episode, Paula Thomas is joined in studio by Marlena Polrola and Joanna Witsch, both based here in Dubai with Comarch's Middle East team.Marlena and Joanna will share why you should be following, learning from and talking to Comarch throughout your loyalty journey, including some real examples of the scale and success of their loyalty projects worldwide over more than 30 years so far.Episode sponsored by Comarch. Show Notes :1) Marlena Polrola2) Joanna Witsch3) Comarch4) The Five Types of Wealth by Sahil Bloom (Book)5) Loyalty Program and the Currency Effect : A Comprehensive Guide to Realizing the Power of Points (Book)

The Future of Customer Loyalty – AI, Privacy & SustainabilityYouTube Overview: The Future of Customer Loyalty – AI, Privacy & Sustainability

This episode is available in audio format on our Let's Talk Loyalty podcast and in video format on www.Loyalty.TV.2025 is the time of year that leading industry brands share their incredible insights and research as a way to support our industry, so I'm delighted today to be joined by our longest-standing sponsor and partner of the show as one amazing brand that does exactly that.Comarch is a leading global IT company founded in Poland in 1993 which employs over 6,000 people, powering the technology needs of more than 40,000 companies worldwide.Comarch is also one of the most dedicated software companies in the world when it comes to its focus on loyalty marketing software.As part of that focus, I'm thrilled to be today helping them to launch their Customer Loyalty Predictions 2025 Report – focused on AI, Privacy and Sustainability - which was conducted by Comarch in partnership with the Global Loyalty Organisation.Joining me in the studio today to share insights from this global study are Lukasz Dubiel and Joanna Witsch from Comarch.I hope you enjoy their insights on these key loyalty topics which are so relevant for 2025 and beyond!This episode is sponsored by Comarch.Show Notes :1)

Witam w dwieście siedemdziesiątym pierwszym odcinku podcastu „Porozmawiajmy o IT”. Tematem dzisiejszej rozmowy jest praca specjalisty IT w firmie produkcyjnej.Dziś moim gościem jest Arkadiusz Stando – etatowy programista oraz freelancer specjalizujący się w stacku Microsoftu. Pisze zarówno dedykowane samodzielne aplikacje jak te, które integrują się z systemami od Comarch, automatyzuje procesy. Oprócz programowania, część jego zadań to analiza oraz raporty opierające się na danych m.in. z ERP. Prywatnie oddany tata i mąż, miłośnik historii, gier i muzyki.W tym odcinku o specjaliście IT w firmie produkcyjnej rozmawiamy w następujących kontekstach:czy specjalista IT w firmie produkcyjnej to tzw. informatyk od wszystkiego?czy praca w tej specjalizacji to powtarzalne obowiązki czy może liczne nowe wyzwania?czy jest to praca zespołowa czy też bardziej przypomina pracę samodzielnego specjalisty?przed kim się odpowiada w organizacji?czy to praca blisko biznesu?czym różni się ta praca od pracy w korporacji, software house czy startupie?jak wyglądają zarobki w tej specjalizacji?jak kształtuje się rynek pracy?Subskrypcja podcastu:zasubskrybuj w Apple Podcasts, Spreaker, Sticher, Spotify, przez RSS, lub Twoją ulubioną aplikację do podcastów na smartphonie (wyszukaj frazę „Porozmawiajmy o IT”)poproszę Cię też o polubienie fanpage na FacebookuLinki:Profil Arka na LinkedIn – https://www.linkedin.com/in/arkadiusz-stando-9a9396161/SOLID.Jobs – https://solid.jobs/Wsparcie:Wesprzyj podcast na platformie Patronite -https://patronite.pl/porozmawiajmyoit/Jeśli masz jakieś pytania lub komentarze, pisz do mnie śmiało na krzysztof@porozmawiajmyoit.plhttps://porozmawiajmyoit.pl/271

This episode is available in audio format on our Let's Talk Loyalty podcast and in video format on www.Loyalty.TV.Today I am thrilled to be talking with JetBlue, a relatively young New York based airline that began in 2000 with a vision of “bringing humanity back to air travel”.As an airline, JetBlue's focus is on premium leisure travelers, which of course requires a very different mindset for a loyalty programme than a long haul carrier would need. Joining me today to share how their business strategy guides their loyalty strategy is Edward Pouthier, Director of Loyalty Program and Experience with JetBlue.Ed and I met at the Comarch client conference in Krakow earlier this year, and I loved his focus on simplicity, flexibility and relevance for their entire customer base. JetBlue are committed to being loyal TO their customers in order to cultivate loyalty from them in return.I hope you enjoy learning all about TrueBlue from JetBlue.Show notes:1) Edward Pouthier2) JetBlue3) TrueBlue

W dzisiejszym odcinku zagłębiamy się w szczegóły świeżo wprowadzonej ustawy o sygnalistach, która ma na celu ochronę osób zgłaszających nieprawidłowości w miejscu pracy. To praktyczny przewodnik po nowym obowiązku, który spoczywa na WSZYSTKICH firmach zatrudniających co najmniej 50 pracowników i wielu innych, nawet mniejszych organizacji. Jeśli zastanawiasz się, jakie kroki warto podjąć, aby dostosować się do nowych regulacji, albo jakie prawa przysługują sygnalistom – ten odcinek jest właśnie dla Ciebie! *Obowiązek wynikający z ustawy o sygnalistach wypełnisz z Apfino. Sprawdź nową usługę na https://apfino.pl/sygnalisci/ Ekspertką tego odcinka jest radczyni prawna Dominika Elias-Pająk - radczyni prawna, specjalistka w zakresie prawa innowacji finansowych (FinTech). Na co dzień związana z Grupą Kapitałową Comarch. Z tego odcinka dowiesz się: - jakie obowiązki na przedsiębiorców nakłada nowa ustawa - kto może zostać sygnalistą i jakie ma prawa - w jaki sposób wypełnić obowiązek w Twojej firmie

This episode is available in audio format on our Let's Talk Loyalty podcast and in video format on www.Loyalty.TV.Today we are talking about AI – not the technical (i.e complicated) side of the technology of course, but the practical business side that we all know is increasingly important to understand.This episode is for anyone who is excited about the potential of the technology but might not be sure where to start.Maria Wróblewska is Comarch's AI Product Owner, which she comes to with already many years as their product owner for their loyalty platform.Maria's message is that using AI is easy and she joins us today to explain the main use cases and hopefully eliminate anything that has been holding you back from starting to use AI in your loyalty program.Please enjoy our conversation with Maria Wroblewska, AI Product Owner at Comarch.This episode is sponsored by Comarch.Show notes:1) Maria Wróblewska2) Comarch3) ebook: How AI Personalization Drives Customer Loyalty

Unlock the transformative power of artificial intelligence in wealth management with insights from Jean-Baptiste Deaux from Comarch! This episode promises to reveal how AI is revolutionizing the sector by enhancing decision-making, optimizing portfolios, and significantly automating tasks to boost efficiency and accuracy. Listen as Jean-Baptiste underscores AI's critical role in supporting advisors rather than replacing them, ensuring that the human touch remains paramount. Discover how recent regulations, like MiFID II and SFDR, are not just compliance hurdles but opportunities for innovation that can convert regulatory tasks into valuable data, ultimately leading to personalized investment advice. Stay tuned for our engaging chat with Jean-Baptiste Beaux from Comarch as he shares the latest developments shaking up the fintech world. This episode is packed with valuable insights you won't want to miss!Thank you for tuning into our podcast about global trends in the FinTech industry.Check out our podcast channel.Learn more about The Connector. Follow us on LinkedIn.CheersKoen Vanderhoydonkkoen.vanderhoydonk@jointheconnector.com#FinTech #RegTech #Scaleup #WealthTech

This episode is available in audio format on our Let's Talk Loyalty podcast and in video format on www.Loyalty.TV.Today's episode is a long overdue catch up with the Livelo loyalty program that we last spoke to back in August 2021.Livelo is the largest loyalty program in Brazil with more than forty-five million members, four hundred partners and over a million rewards available!Livelo offers countless possibilities to earn and burn points in both the physical and digital world, with access to products, services, trips, experiences, payments and even cash back via the country's incredible Pix platform.We are joined again by Daniel Pagano, Chief Marketing and Operations Officer who shares Livelo's latest propositions and performance and their incredible recent recognition. Livelo is a client of Comarch.Watch for free with our partner Capillary Technologies via Loyalty.TV or subscribe to watch this episode ad-free.Show notes:1) Daniel Pagano2) Livelo3) Pix platform4) Watch this episode for free with our partner Capillary Technologies via Loyalty.TV5) Subscribe to watch this episode ad-free

This episode is available in audio format on our Let's Talk Loyalty podcast, and in video format on www.Loyalty.TV.The idea of “emotional loyalty” has been raised many times on our show, but never before in such breadth and depth as in today's conversation.It's a really big idea and one that brand marketers and loyalty marketers know is critically important but often struggle to achieve.My guest today is hugely passionate about the topic and she wrote an article about it (in French) for herself and her clients back in 2023.It was SO well received, that it was firstly translated in to English, then it became an ebook featuring some incredible statistics and insights and now, we're here to share it on Loyalty TV.Jessica Lavigne is a CRM and Customer Loyalty Professional for Comarch, based in France, so I hope you enjoy listening to our conversation, all about the importance and some suggested ideas to create true “emotional loyalty” for your brand.Show notes:1) Jessica Lavigne2) Comarch3) Gallup Research: Become your customers' most trusted partner4) Emoloyalty ebook5) Beyond Transactions: Emotional Loyalty and Sustainable Brand Relationships6) LTL: #323: Ikea Family - Beloved Retailer Shares Its Latest Loyalty Innovations7) Watch the full interview episode at www.Loyalty.TV

This episode is available in audio format on our Let's Talk Loyalty podcast and in video format on www.Loyalty.TV.This episode is very different to our usual episodes as it was recorded quite spontaneously at a recent event.The Comarch User Group is an annual meeting of Comarch's clients who come together in the city of Krakow in Poland to learn, network, and be inspired.We were lucky enough to be invited again this year, and like most of the audience it was our first opportunity to meet Dr Anna Pruska, who was appointed CEO of Comarch earlier this year.Dr Pruska is a Doctor of Humanities in the field of International Relations and completed her Master's studies in Finance and Banking at the Warsaw School of Economics, and she started working for Comarch two decades ago,Most of you know Comarch as a global IT solution that powers some of our favourite loyalty programmes in the world, so to have the chance to meet their new CEO – a leading woman in the global technology industry was incredibly exciting.We took the opportunity to ask if we could do a short interview to allow you as our audience to also meet her and she agreed.We were also joined by Piotr Kozlowski who most of you will know as the Vice President of Consulting for Loyalty Solutions at Comarch.Listen to enjoy our impromptu interview and we hope it's the first of many we do together with the Senior Leadership team in Comarch. Show notes:1) Comarch2) Dr Anna Pruska, CEO of Comarch3) Piotr Kozlowski, Vice President of Consulting for Loyalty Solutions at Comarch4) Watch the full interview at www.Loyalty.TV

Poznaj tajniki efektywnego zarządzania flotą! W tym odcinku zastanawiamy się jak zarządzać flotą samochodów w firmie? Omawiamy kwestie polityki flotowej, kontrolowania kosztów i dobierania samochodów pod kątem potrzeb w przedsiębiorstwie. Gościem odcinka jest Krzysztof Ciuśniak - fleet manager / menedżer floty samochodowej w grupie kapitałowej Comarch, który zarządza flotą składającą się z 600 samochodów. Słuchaj nas również na Spotify, Google Podcast, Apple Podcast i Empik Go #Przyspiesz #Biznes #Aktor #Trema #Stres Podcast „Przyspiesz biznes” to cotygodniowa audycja pełna praktycznej wiedzy i wskazówek, które pomagają rozwiązywać codzienne problemy polskich przedsiębiorców. Kamil Nowak pyta ekspertów o to, co ważne w procesie rozwoju firmy i prowadzenia jej finansów. Faktury, rekrutacja, pozyskiwanie klientów, podatki - to tylko niektóre z zagadnień poruszanych podczas rozmów z naszymi gośćmi. Partnerem audycji jest Apfino - platforma, która łączy wiele usług finansowych w jednym miejscu i oferuje wygodnie połączenie z systemami Comarch ERP.

Richard Hattersley follows on from the previous episode of election talk by going through each party's manifestos and the tax promises they are pledging. The AccountingWEB team look at what's missing and how the political parties expect to pay for these promises. We are joined by Tom Herbert live at Xerocon, giving us the inside scoop on the latest announcements that are being made and some updates on AI. Our special guest Mike Goldsmith, head of events at Sift, chats about the Accounting Excellence Awards. He shares what's new, popular categories and the trends he is seeing. He offers some advice on what the judges are looking for in this year's entries. Goldsmith also reveals an increased deadline to 28 June so get applying! Matthew Ord rounds off the podcast with some M&A chat, looking at the uncertainties that life can bring and why having an exit strategy is so important. This episode of No Accounting for Taste is sponsored by Comarch, a global IT business and solutions provider that optimises operational and business processes: https://www.comarch.com/

Immagina di riuscire ad entrare a lavorare in un'azienda top al mondo come Tesla: sarebbe un grande traguardo professionale. Poi, però, ti accorgi che la strada intrapresa non è più quella che ti eri prefissata, così decidi di fare un cambio di rotta. È quello che è successo a Vincenzo Sinibaldi - Head of Development & Advisor - che, dopo aver intrapreso questa scelta professionale, si è accorto che quella non era più la scelta giusta per sé. In questo quinto episodio abbiamo avuto il piacere di parlare con Vincenzo, conosciuto per caso tra un passante e l'altro durante la creazione di alcuni contenuti in esterna, in giro per Milano. Oltre all'esperienza in Tesla, Vincenzo ci racconta il suo percorso passo a passo, da come il semplice gesto di lasciare un curriculum in Aeroporti di Roma S.p.A. abbia segnato la sua carriera professionale, fino all'evolversi in un crescendo di ruoli manageriali nel settore del Retail in aziende come Iliad, Illycafè e Comarch.

Paweł Przewięźlikowski opowie Wam w najnowszym odcinku audycji „Biznes bez Lukru” dlaczego zrezygnował z pracy na rzecz Comarch czy Interia.pl i rozpoczął nowy rozdział w życiu w roli przedsiębiorcy. Z jakich pobudek zbudował swoje firmy Selvita oraz Ryvu Therapeutics i dlaczego jest dumny z tego, co robi? To będzie wyjątkowa rozmowa, zdecydowanie „…bez lukru”, z której dowiecie się ponadto: * Dlaczego Paweł Przewięźlikowski zamiast nowego Audi Q7 kupuje sobie patent na lek przeciwnowotworowy i spektrometr masowy? * W jaki sposób łączy pracę dla Comarch i Interia.pl, portalu, którego jest współtwórcą i którego historię kreuje w roli CEO w pierwszych latach działalności? * Która z osobistych historii naszego gościa ma wpływ na zbudowanie przez niego Selvity? * Dlaczego swoją firmę stworzył w Krakowie i jakie błędy popełnił w pierwszych etapach jej rozwoju? * Czemu inwestorzy instytucjonalni przez kilka lat nie wierzyli w jego koncept i w jaki sposób, pomimo tego, jego firmy stawały się najlepszymi w rankingach spółkami giełdowymi? Uhonorowany Krzyżem Orderu Odrodzenia Polski, Przedsiębiorca Roku według EY w kategorii Nowe Technologie / Innowacyjność. Wyjątkowo skromny i serdeczny w relacji. Lider z pasją i misją, dzięki której ludzkość ma szansę pokonać kolejną przeszkodę. Przekonajcie się sami.

Witam w dwieście czterdziestym odcinku podcastu „Porozmawiajmy o IT”. Tematem dzisiejszej rozmowy jest współpraca różnych pokoleń w IT.Dziś moimi gośćmi są:Justyna Szała – Zastępca Kierownika Zespołu w Dziale Personalnym Comarch. Z wykształcenia jest psychologiem. Jej doświadczenie obejmuje udział w różnorodnych projektach związanych z zarządzaniem zasobami ludzkimi, od zatrudniania przez prowadzenie szkoleń dla pracowników i menedżerów po wdrażanie nowych rozwiązań dla HR.Józef Próchniewicz – były stażysta, obecnie programista aplikacji mobilnych, inżynier, absolwent Politechniki Łódzkiej. Szymon Wieczorek – Mobile Department Director. Pasjonat finansów i miłośnik aplikacji mobilnych. Całe życie zawodowe związany z branżą finansową i IT. Na co dzień zarządza 40 osobowym zespołem zajmującym się rozwojem aplikacji mobilnych w Comarch. Sponsor odcinkaSponsorem odcinka jest Comarch.W tym odcinku o pokoleniach w IT rozmawiamy w następujących kontekstach:jakie są główne różnice w sposobie pracy, komunikacji i wartościach między pokoleniami w IT?stereotypy o pokoleniach w ITjakie są największe wyzwania w budowaniu zespołów zróżnicowanych wiekowo w branży IT?jak ułatwić współpracę pomiędzy pokoleniami w IT?czy poszczególne pokolenia preferują inne technologie lub sposoby prowadzenia projektów?jak młodsze pokolenia współpracują ze starszymi?czy zespołem zróżnicowanym wiekowo zatrudnia się w specyficzny sposób?czy zatrudnianie tylko starszych, bardziej doświadczonych w IT ma sens w dłuższej perspektywie?Subskrypcja podcastu:zasubskrybuj w Apple Podcasts, Google Podcasts, Spreaker, Sticher, Spotify, przez RSS, lub Twoją ulubioną aplikację do podcastów na smartphonie (wyszukaj frazę „Porozmawiajmy o IT”)poproszę Cię też o polubienie fanpage na FacebookuLinki:Profil Justyny na LinkedIn – https://www.linkedin.com/in/justyna-sza%C5%82a-092b4952/Profil Józefa na LinkedIn – https://www.linkedin.com/in/j%C3%B3zef-pr%C3%B3chniewicz-4464b1220/Profil Szymona na LinkedIn – https://www.linkedin.com/in/szymon-wieczorek-511b1b109/Staże i praktyki w Comarch – https://kariera.comarch.pl/staze-i-praktyki/Comarch w social mediach:Facebook – https://www.facebook.com/comarchpl/LinkedIn – https://www.linkedin.com/company/comarch/YouTube – https://www.youtube.com/ComarchCareerPeopleGrupa na Facebooku poświęcona stażom – https://www.facebook.com/groups/stazeipraktykicomarchhttps://porozmawiajmyoit.pl/240

Welcome to 2024! As our first episode of the year, we are thrilled to be kicking things off with some really exciting changes which are being announced in today's episode! Our episode today is hosted by Paula Thomas and joined for the first time by another LTL team member, Pooja Venugopal who is our Guest and Content Manager, who works tirelessly behind the scenes to make our show a success. In this episode, we also extend our thanks to all of our ongoing show sponsors who have already worked with us in 2023 and have confirmed their plans to do even more with us in 2024, so to Marigold, Comarch, Epsilon, Points by Plusgrade, Phaedon, Collinson Group, Value Dynamx, and Mastercard. I'm incredibly proud to be working with all of you and thank you for your support! I really hope you enjoy our first episode of 2024 and we look forward to sharing even more incredible loyalty content with you in the year ahead! Show Notes 1) ⁠ Let's Talk Loyalty 2) ⁠Marigold⁠ 3) ⁠Comarch⁠ 4)  ⁠Epsilon 5) ⁠Points by Plusgrade⁠ 6) Phaedon 7) Collinson Group 8) Value Dynamx 9) Mastercard 10) Paula Thomas 11) Pooja Venugopal 12) McDonald's Interview

Data leads the way in modern marketing, serving as the foundation for informed decisions at every turn. Today's customer loyalty strategies rely on an intricate network of gathered and analyzed data points. These insights are then harnessed to craft personalized communications, offers, rewards, and experiences for a brand's loyal customers.The science of data is a passion of Michael Snyder, Senior Solution Consultant for Loyalty and Experience at Comarch. Loyalty360 recently had the opportunity to sit down with Snyder and gain insights into how Comarch is embracing data-driven customer loyalty techniques to create meaningful customer interactions and generate measurable results for clients.

Companies across regions and sectors face myriad cyber threats from ransomware and phishing scams to attacks from professional cybercriminals—a growing number of them now using AI. In response, organizations are launching cybersecurity projects to keep their companies' and customers' data secure. We discuss this with:Gordon Yan, PMP, vice president, IT project manager, OCBC Bank, Singapore: Yan discusses how Singapore's banking industry is reacting to more phishing and impersonation scams, artificial intelligence's growing role—as a potential threat and opportunity—in cybersecurity, how he's adopting agile practices in his projects and how greater cybersecurity investments and awareness can help build customer trust and confidence.Mateusz Jasny, PMP, cybersecurity director, Comarch, Krakow, Poland: Jasny discusses the biggest cyber threats companies face today and how they're leading to increased cybersecurity efforts across organizations, along with how his teams use threat modeling to identify potential risks to projects. Plus, he shares why cybersecurity project managers need collaboration and facilitation skills along with cybersecurity literacy.Key themes[00:52] Teams are meeting cyber threats with increased cybersecurity efforts[05:16] Delivering a continuous surveillance cybersecurity project at a financial institution[07:52] Adopting agile practices to improve project delivery[08:52] Investing in cybersecurity efforts and awareness to boost customer confidence and trust[10:30] Responding with agility and flexibility in the face of professional threat actors and advances in AI[13:32] Utilizing threat modeling to determine risks on cybersecurity projects[14:44] Must-haves for cybersecurity project managers: Collaboration and facilitation skills, plus cybersecurity literacy

Szymon Słupik regards himself as lucky. He tells us how he made enough money by the time he was 35 that he would never have to work again. We learn how growing up in communist Poland taught him to be enterprising, at ease with taking risks, and being open to opportunities, which he took time after time. He believes that the challenges of starting a business in 2021 are child's play compared to how things used to be for those who experienced communism . His trenchant views on thinking long term, focussing on quality, and working with passion and focus on things that he believes in are ones from which we can all learn. Szymon is an entrepreneur with a strong technology background in IT and Electronics. Szymon is a CTO at Silvair, the company he co-founded in 2011. Szymon is also chairing the Mesh Working Group at Bluetooth Special Interest Group. Silvair develops technology for low power wireless device networks based on the Bluetooth mesh standard. The company has been the key contributor to the standard itself, driving it since inception in 2014 to formal adoption of version 1 in 2017, as well as the evolution of future releases. SIlvair is a Delaware company, publicly traded on the Warsaw Stock Exchange (WSE:SVRS). Szymon's previous companies were CDN (acquired by Comarch in 2004) and Wind Mobile (acquired by Ailleron in 2009). At Silvair Szymon is focused on long term projects which aim at solving difficult problems, contribute to improved quality of life and deliver lasting value. He strongly believes Bluetooth mesh is the winning standard for the Internet of Things and will enable significant energy savings globally as well as proliferation of modern food production technologies such as vertical farms. Since 2005 Szymon has been running a weekly blog at https://headworx.slupik.com He can also be reached on LinkedIn at https://linkedin.com/in/slupik. https://silvair.com/ The NBN Entrepreneurship and Leadership podcast aims to educate and inform, sharing insights based on the personal story of our carefully selected guests aiming for the atmosphere of an informal conversation in a bar or over a cup of coffee. Follow our channels on Facebook Linkedin Twitter and watch the interview on Youtube here About the NBN The New Books Network was founded in 2007 as a podcast interviewing the authors of academic books, and has grown to the largest author interview podcast in the world publishing 12 podcasts a day in more than 90 specialist areas, with over a million downloads a month. Read about the founder Marshall Poe and the NBN here. In recent years it has expanded beyond its “author interview origins”. Historically NBN only did audio recordings. E&L is the first NBN podcast distributed on Youtube. Watch this episode on Youtube here.  About Kimon Fountoukidis Twitter Linkedin Kimon is the founder of both Argos Multilingual and PMR. Both companies were founded in the mid 90s with zero capital and both have gone on to become market leaders in their respective sectors. Kimon was born in New York and moved to Krakow, Poland in 1993. Listen to his story here, About Richard Lucas Twitter Linkedin Richard is a business and social entrepreneur who founded or invested in more than 30 businesses, including investments in Argos Multilingual, PMR and, in 2020, the New Books Network. Richard has been a TEDx event organiser, supports the pro-entrepreneurship ecosystem, and leads entrepreneurship workshops at all levels: from pre- to business schools. Richard was born in Oxford and moved to Poland in 1991. Read more here. Listen to his story in an autobiographical TEDx talk here, Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices Support our show by becoming a premium member! https://newbooksnetwork.supportingcast.fm/entrepreneurship-and-leadership

Witam w sto dziewięćdziesiątym trzecim odcinku podcastu „Porozmawiajmy o IT”. Tematem dzisiejszej rozmowy jest staż w IT.Dziś moimi gośćmi są:Paulina Bis – specjalistka ds. rekrutacji w Comarch. Od kilku lat uczestniczy w organizacji i koordynacji wakacyjnych staży IT dla studentów w Comarch.Tomasz Słonina – dyrektor subcentrum Comarch ERP Enterprise i wieloletni opiekun stażowy.Łukasz Starzyk – młodszy programista Java, student 3 roku informatyki.Sponsor odcinkaSponsorem odcinka jest firma Comarch.W tym odcinku o stażach w IT rozmawiamy w następujących kontekstach:czym jest staż i kto może w nim uczestniczyć?jak przygotować się do rekrutacji na staż?jak przebiega rekrutacja na staż w IT?z jakimi oczekiwaniami przychodzą osoby na staż?czego pracodawca oczekuje od stażysty?czy stażysta musi mieć już jakieś doświadczenie lub umiejętności?kto może zostać mentorem na stażu IT?jakie są plusy i minusy z bycia opiekunem stażowym?co stażysta może wynieść dla siebie po stażu w IT?poznajemy też doświadczenia Łukasza, byłego stażystySubskrypcja podcastu:zasubskrybuj w Apple Podcasts, Google Podcasts, Spreaker, Sticher, Spotify, przez RSS, lub Twoją ulubioną aplikację do podcastów na smartphonie (wyszukaj frazę „Porozmawiajmy o IT”)poproszę Cię też o polubienie fanpage na FacebookuLinki:Staż IT w Comarch – https://kariera.comarch.pl/staze-i-praktyki/staze-it/Profil Pauliny na LinkedIn – https://www.linkedin.com/in/paulina-bis-496404161/Profil Tomasza na LinkedIn – https://www.linkedin.com/in/tomasz-s%C5%82onina-73b4895b/Profil Łukasza na LinkedIn – https://www.linkedin.com/in/lukasz-starzyk/Wsparcie:Wesprzyj podcast na platformie Patronite - https://patronite.pl/porozmawiajmyoit/Jeśli masz jakieś pytania lub komentarze, pisz do mnie śmiało na krzysztof@porozmawiajmyoit.plhttps://porozmawiajmyoit.pl/193

Za sukcesem firmy stoją nie tylko ludzie, klienci, świetne biznesowe pomysły, ale też narzędzia, których używamy na co dzień. Kiedy zaczynałam prowadzić działalność, to moja pierwsza księgowość była całkowicie papierowa. Prowadziłam papierową książkę przychodów i rozchodów. Dzisiaj to jest totalnie nie do pomyślenia, a inwestycja w świetną księgową i bezawaryjne narzędzia oszczędza nie tylko czas, ale przede wszystkim nerwy. Wiadomo, w dzisiejszych czasach wszystkie przepisy zmieniają się praktycznie co chwilę. Do tego odcinka podcastu zaprosiłam Emilię Grzybek, specjalistkę ds. sprzedaży z firmy Comarch. Wysłuchaj naszej rozmowy i dowiedz się: jak dobrze dobrane narzędzia ułatwiają przedsiębiorcom życie,czy da się prowadzić firmę z telefonu,kto może skorzystać z nowoczesnych narzędzi księgowych?Zapraszam serdecznie!Linki do wspomnianych programów:https://www.erpxt.pl/https://www.iksiegowosc24.pl/

Wojciech Kempny is the Consulting Director for Comarch covering Africa, Asia Pacific and other markets here in the Middle East region, and is truly someone known as a GLOBAL voice of loyalty! With such vast geographical responsibilities for Comarch's loyalty clients, Wojciech joins the show to explain some of the fascinating cultural similarities and differences between these global markets.  Listen to hear his fascinating insights on loyalty programs in Saudi Arabia – one of the most exciting markets for Comarch in 2023. We also talk about card-linked loyalty and other innovative propositions that Comarch clients have built in other markets. This episode is sponsored by Comarch. Hosted by Paula Thomas. Show Notes: 1) ⁠Wojciech Kempny⁠2) Comarch⁠

Loyalty360's Mark Johnson interviews Christopher Sandstrom, Comarch, to discuss the trends in customer loyalty and customer experience, and the changing industry landscape.

Piotr Kozlowski is a well-known and respected loyalty expert as the Vice President of Consulting for loyalty solutions at Comarch. With such incredible loyalty industry expertise throughout his career, Piotr is a real leader, with an incredibly interesting global perspective. In this episode shares his latest ideas on key trends and developments in loyalty worldwide. Listen to hear specific insights on the evolution of coalition loyalty programs, key trends in retail loyalty, as well as the growth and direction that loyalty initiatives are developing in the banking sector worldwide - a truly global perspective across some of our industry's key sectors. With thanks to our friends in Comarch. Show Notes: 1) Piotr Kozlowski, Vice President of Consulting for loyalty solutions. 2) Comarch.

This episode features a truly inspirational customer relationship program from Quebec in Canada. SAQ is a retail brand, selling wines, beers and spirits from 3,700 suppliers from 80 countries. It is one of the best examples we have seen of using customer data in a way that's equally meaningful to both customers and the business, which is owned by the Government of Quebec. Joining this episode to explain all about the “Inspire” program is Nevine Baracat, the CRM and brand lead for SAQ in Quebec, who explains how they have transformed their business from a traditional store to a digitally-enabled relationship which truly helps their customers “choose better”. Listen to enjoy the discussion with Nevine Baracat from SAQ, with thanks to our friends in Comarch. Show Notes: 1) Nevine Baracat 2) SAQ 3) SAQ: Inspire Program 4) Comarch

This podcast interview focuses on product innovation that gives B2C brands around the world the power to maximize eCommerce revenue the lean way. My guest is Greg Blazewicz, CEO of SALESmanago. Leave a comment or a question for Greg or Ton. Greg has over 20 years of experience in digital marketing. He holds two MA degrees: one in British Literature and Linguistics second in Business Management. His career started in marketing agencies in New York and London. For 6 years, held the position of Marketing Director at Comarch – one of the largest European IT solutions providers. In 2006, he was nominated as CEO of Interia, one of the largest horizontal internet portals in Europe listed on the Warsaw Stock Exchange, employing over 250 people. Greg is the author of the widely popular book “Marketing Automation Revolution”. He is also a lecturer at Universities, helping other technology startups. In 2008, he started as an entrepreneur creating software for marketing teams which led to founding SALESmanago Marketing Automation in 2011. Their mission: To enable every eCommerce team to be lean yet pragmatic and powerful and become the CEO's trusted revenue partner. This inspired me, and hence I invited Greg to my podcast. We explore how Greg took his business to €22 million ARR in a completely bootstrapped way. He shares his big lessons learned to build a business with staying power, how to find your own way of doing it, and why you shouldn't blindly follow the advice and rules of people outside your company.  Here's a quote from him: The early kind of growth was really about having complete freedom to experiment. And I think a team that is actually really open for change for experimentation for failures is not an obvious thing. People that were committing their lives. When you see a startup, you would have two, three, or at max five founders who work like crazy. I'd say, today we are almost 400 people in the business, and 30% of them work like founders. During this interview, you will learn four things: Why the essence of your SaaS product is not its features but the transformation it lets your users make How going into countries no one considers can build you an interesting competitive position How to create an organization where +30% of your employees showcase the determination of a founder How to arrive at a position where you can start funding from a position of strength (not desperation) For more information about the guest from this week: Greg Blazewicz Website SALESmanago Leave a comment or a question for Greg or Ton. Subscribe to the Daily Value Inspiration Get my free, 2 min daily reflection on shaping a B2B SaaS business no one can ignore. Subscribe here Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Zacznij dzień z przewagą w poniedziałek, 30.01. Wersja tekstowa z linkami do źródeł (newsletter) na www.businessupdate.pl Disclaimer: Business Update to subiektywny zbiór wiadomości. Dokładamy wszelkich starań aby przedstawiane informacje były rzetelne, jednak nie bierzemy odpowiedzialności za ich prawdziwość i zgodność z faktami. Każda z informacji powinna być zweryfikowana samodzielnie przez słuchacza. Przedstawiane informacje nie są poradą prawną, nie stanowią doradztwa podatkowego, nie są poradą inwestycyjną, nie stanowią oferty w rozumieniu kodeksu cywilnego. Wydania Business Update powstają na podstawie ogólnodostępnych informacji, które nie stanowią przedmiotu praw autorskich. #biznes #finanse #prawo #rynki

Airline loyalty professionals are increasingly exploring new models - from subscription loyalty, to prepaid fares or even in perhaps an "unlimited" option for flights. This short show summarises my conversation with Piotr Kozlowski, who advises some of the world's largest airline and airport loyalty programmes. We share ideas that will allow loyalty marketers to inspire their customers to fly again as the world emerges from the dramatic effects of the pandemic. Listen to hear some creative concepts that loyalty marketers should consider, the reasons they may make sense, and some of the criteria for success. Show Notes: 1) Piotr Kozlowski 2) Let's Talk Loyalty Episode #149: Creative Airline Loyalty Concepts from Comarch - Prepaid, Subscription, or Unlimited Travel?

Loyalty programs share some incredible similarities but also some noticeable differences in western markets, compared with Asian countries like Malaysia, Thailand, and The Philippines. Today, Let's Talk Loyalty meets Jaroslaw (Jarek) Wludyka, who is currently Comarch's Managing Director for Australia and New Zealand, who shares his fascinating career creating huge loyalty programs for enterprise clients in South East Asia. Jarek explains some of the fascinating comparisons and contrasts, showcasing what works for loyalty programs in different cultures and for different industries such as utility brands, airlines and coalition programs. Please enjoy Jarek's insights and perspective on how loyalty programs are helping brands to connect with their members in such different ways across these fascinating countries, courtesy of Comarch. Show Notes: 1) Comarch 2) Jaroslaw (Jarek) Wludyka

Zacznij dzień z przewagą w piątek 26.08.2022. Wersja tekstowa (newsletter) na businessupdate.pl Disclaimer: Business Update to subiektywny zbiór wiadomości. Dokładamy wszelkich starań aby przedstawiane informacje były rzetelne, jednak nie bierzemy odpowiedzialności za ich prawdziwość i zgodność z faktami. Każda z informacji powinna być zweryfikowana samodzielnie przez słuchacza. Przedstawiane informacje nie są poradą prawną, nie stanowią doradztwa podatkowego, nie są poradą inwestycyjną, nie stanowią oferty w rozumieniu kodeksu cywilnego. Wydania Business Update powstają na podstawie ogólnodostępnych informacji, które nie stanowią przedmiotu praw autorskich. #biznes #finanse #prawo #rynki

Today is a short summary show of our interview with Bart Demczuk, Managing Director at Comarch Middle East, who joined "Let's Talk Loyalty" in 2021 to share his perspective on our industry and what key issues were top of mind with his loyalty marketing technology clients in the Middle East region. Bart shared his insights and expertise on how to best manage the data that we collect on our customers, given the importance of balancing privacy and personalization in a way that customers truly value. We also discussed the importance of building direct relationships with your customers, as well as Bart's advice on what KPIs are most important for loyalty program managers to measure and manage. Show Notes: 1) Bart Demczuk 2) Comarch Loyalty Marketing Platform 3) #112: Loyalty Challenges and Trends with Comarch's Bart Demczuk

https://marcinrudzik.pl/051W 51 odcinku podcastu moim gościem był Piotr Kurowski, konsultant do spraw systemów ERP i POS w Comarch. Piotr od wielu lat jest obecny w projektach, w których adaptuje się sprzedaż wielokanałową. Wiele punktów sprzedaży, sklep internetowy, wielomagazynowość, click and collect, to tematy, w których Piotr czuje się jak ryba w wodzie, więc nie mogło być inaczej i zapytałem Piotra o kilka nurtujących mnie wątków. Ta rozmowa jest dla Ciebie, jeśli planujesz dodać nowe kanały sprzedaży w swoim biznesie albo zarządzasz siecią retail, która wymaga zmian i wdrożenia omnichannel. Piotr w rozmowie mówi o tym, w jaki sposób szyna danych może rozwiązać problemy integracji wielu systemów, o czym pamiętać przed wdrożeniem, jak po kolei podejść do wymiany ERP czy POS oraz na co zwrócić uwagę, tak żeby projekt się nie wywalił.

https://marcinrudzik.pl/meetup-1-merytorycznie-o-ecommerce-nagranieZapisz się do społeczności i oczekuj kolejnych wydarzeń: https://www.meetup.com/pl-PL/merytorycznie-o-ecommerceObejrzyj wideo: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=OelJt3_YBwQ&28 kwietnia 2022 roku w Warszawie zorganizowaliśmy pierwszy meetup podcastu Merytorycznie o eCommerce. Główną częścią wydarzenia była moja rozmowa z trzema założycielami sklepów internetowych. Do rozmowy zaprosiłem osoby, które od wielu lat rozwijają swoje biznesy, są liderami w swoich kategoriach asortymentowych, a dla wielu inspiracją i wzorem do naśladowania. Dzisiaj wysyłają setki tysięcy zamówień miesięcznie, generuję miliony i szukają kolejnych miejsc do wzrostów. Pojawili się specjalnie dla nas, odpowiedzieli na pytania i zainspirowali!Podczas rozmowy wystąpili:Dominika Żak z DeeZeeŁukasz Kierus z TaniaKsiążka.plGrzegorz Bieńko z KonessoNaszych gości specjalnych zapytałem m.in. o:– jak startowali, z jakim budżetem, jak wyglądały początki– jak wygląda ich dzień pracy jako prezesów, rutyna, obowiązki– w jaki sposób rekrutowali pierwszy zespół, jakie wyzwania dzisiaj mają z rekrutacją– jak i czy zmienia się życie po pojawieniu się inwestora– jak wraz z rozwojem zmienia się kaliber problemów i wyzwań– czy były szczególnie stresujące i kluczowe momenty w rozwoju ich biznesów i jak na nie odpowiedzieli– co dzisiaj zrobiliby inaczej, mają już tą wiedzę, którą nabyli przez lata (wraz z błędami)– czy z perspektywy czasu dzisiaj ponownie weszliby w te same biznesyPodziękowania dla firm, bez których to wydarzenie nie byłoby możliwe: Brand Active, Comarch, PayU, User.com.

In this podcast explore the ins and outs of loyalty fraud. How does it happen, how can it be managed and what steps can you take to make your programme safe? With Michael Smith, Maciej Tyczyński of Comarch and Nik Laming.

In this episode, Łukasz Słoniewski of Comarch joins Let's Talk Loyalty to discuss the "2022 Global Report on Loyalty Marketing & Rewards Programs," a research report performed by Forrester Consulting in Q1 2022 with 549 loyalty marketing leaders from around the world. Łukasz shared some of his key learnings from the report, such as understanding the significant difficulties we as loyalty marketers face, the most popular loyalty program benefits being offered in 2022, and their ambitions for the next five years. Listen to learn from this interesting research on the loyalty marketing business, and how these global experts expect our programs to change in the coming months and years. Show Notes: "2022 Global Report on Loyalty Marketing & Rewards Programs.” Łukasz Słoniewski Comarch

Gigi Beltrame ospita Nick Rosa di Accenture, Kamila Niekraszewicz e Daniele Greco di Comarch, Stefano Fioravanzo di WindTre e Massimiliano Galvagna di Vectra AI

The Asian Banker Finance Thailand 2021 Virtual Dialogue and Awards Ceremony Rottapron Ekabutr, Bank of Ayudhya (Krungsri Simple); Dariusz P. Trocyszyn, Comarch; Vitai Ratanakorn, Government Savings Bank (GSB Society); Supaneewan Chutrakul, Kasikornbank (KBank Live); Rachakorn Chayapirad, TMBThanachart Bank (ttb bank); and other decision makers will discuss: ● Building the next generation digital banks and developing unique experiences ● Delivering frictionless customer journeys through cloud infrastructures ● Overcoming SME financing challenges and gaps to sustain business and economic recovery The leadership dialogue will be held as part of Finance Thailand in conjunction with Thailand Country Awards Virtual Ceremony 2021.

In this short summary, I looked back on an episode with a Comarch executive, Sidney Dunn to hear this global loyalty technology leader share some key trends and insights he is hearing from their clients. Comarch works with global powerhouse brands like BP, ADNOC Petroleum and Costa Coffee to deliver world-class loyalty solutions to their customers. From the collection and analysis of data insights using machine learning, AI and social mining to support program execution, the short show features the ideas I found most valuable in my interview with Sid and of course, be sure to listen to the full episode for other great ideas. Show Links: 1) Interview: #58: Global Loyalty Insights from Comarch's Sidney Dunn 2) Comarch.com 3) Sidney Dunn

SALESManago was founded in 2012 and has employed over 200 skilled IT and marketing professionals. To date, the company has expanded tremendously and has over 1000 offices across Europe, Asia, and in the US. With over 2000 customers and reference stories, SALESmanago has solidified itself as a tangible content partner for many businesses that depend on these kinds of services. Having a customer retention rate of 100% speaks for itself.Greg Blazewicz had amassed over 20 years of experience in the digital marketing realm. For 6 of those years, he was the marketing director of Comarch, which is deemed one of the largest IT solution providers in Europe. 2008 saw the inception of his entrepreneurial initiatives which involved creating software for marketing teams, eventually leading to the creation of SALESmanago. When he's not heading the day to day tasks at his company, Greg will spend his spare time educating young minds as a lecturer at various universities. He enjoys helping other startups with understanding the importance of success and utilizing the right tools to achieve these upper echelons of success.

As the world emerges from the dramatic effects of the pandemic, the airline industry is entering a pivotal time, with opportunities to re-invent their frequent flyer programs to meet the new normal. Who better to brainstorm this than Piotr Kozlowski who advises some of the world's largest airline and airport loyalty programmes for Comarch, such as British Airways, Jet Blue, Etihad Airways and Heathrow Rewards among others. Piotr shares some creative and compelling concepts he believes should be considered, the reasons they may make sense, and some of the criteria for success. From subscription models, to prepaid fares to unlimited flying propositions - there has never been a better time for loyalty marketers to test new concepts and inspire their customers to fly with the same joy in the future as they did in the past. Listen to enjoy a masterclass in creative and compelling airline loyalty concepts. Show Notes: 1) Piotr Kozlowski 2) Report from Jay Sorensen 3) The Bank of Starbucks

Today's episode showcases Livelo, the leading loyalty and coalition marketing services provider in Brazil. Built as an entirely digital loyalty programme, Livelo's innovative and customer-centric approach have ensured exponential growth, and it's now one of the fastest growing and more profitable companies in the country. As Chief Marketing Officer and Chief Operating Officer, Daniel Pagano joins in this episode of "Let's Talk Loyalty" to share some of their latest successes, and the power of a structured and strategic approach to delight customers and merchants alike. Show Notes: 1) Daniel Pagano 2) Livelo 3) Comarch

Das ist Folge 558. Willkommen zu Unternehmerwissen in 15 Minuten. Mein Name ist Rayk Hahne, Ex-Profisportler und Unternehmensberater. Jede Woche bekommst Du eine sofort anwendbare Trainingseinheit, damit Du als Unternehmer noch besser wirst. Danke, dass Du Die Zeit mit mir verbringst. Lass uns mit dem Training beginnen. Wenn Dir die Folge gefällt teile Sie mit Deinen Freunden unter dem Link  raykhahne.de/558. In der heutigen Folge geht es um, Training für den Ernstfall. Welche 3 wichtigen Punkte kannst Du Dir aus dem heutigen Training mitnehmen? Willst Du das wirklich. Was es braucht. Wer wird sich an Dich erinnern. Du kennst sicher jemanden für den diese Folge unglaublich wertvoll ist. Teile sie und hilf auch anderen Unternehmern ihre Herausforderungen zu überwinden. Der Link ist  raykhahne.de/558. Bevor wir gleich mit der Folge starten, habe ich noch eine Empfehlung für Dich. Der Partner dieser Folge ist Comarch. Hast Du Lust die neusten Trends zu den Themen Kundenbindung und Technologie zu hören? An dieser Stelle möchte ich Dir den Podcast: Customer Experience & Technology von Comarch empfehlen. Comarch ist ein weltweiter Anbieter von IT-Lösungen in den Bereichen Kundenbindung, Kundenverwaltungsystemen, und vielem mehr. Über 350 Millionen Teilnehmer haben sie in ihren Kundenbindungsprogrammen. In dem Podcast teilen sie genau dieses Wissen. Führende Experten  teilen Wissen aus erster Hand. Beispielsweise auch die Frage: Warum Social Media das Eldorado für Kundenbindung ist. Genau das Richtige für uns KMUs. Mein persönliches Highlight bei dem Podcast ist, dass er Themen aus der Zukunft beleuchtet. Somit bekommst Du die Chance Marktmöglichkeiten kennen zu lernen und das vor der Konkurrenz. Genau darum geht es in dem Podcast: Customer Experience & Technology. Den findest Du überall wo es Podcasts gibt, oder unter Comarch.de/aktuelles/podcast c o m a r c h.de/aktuelles/podcast   Olah Amigos und Amigos Schön das Ihr wieder dabei bist Willst du Vorreiter in einer Branche werden? Ich meine, willst du das wirklich? Viele sagen mir ja, ich möchte ganz ganz nach ob ich will die Nummer eins sein und unantastbar und Vollgas und alles soll sich unter mir ebnen. Wenn du ganz nach oben bis dahin willst, vorher noch nie jemand gewesen ist, dann musst du dich deiner größten Angst stellen. Wenn es wirklich um die Wurst geht, wenn es wirklich hart auf hart kommt, dann ist meistens der Wunsch doch nicht mehr so groß. Wenn du das möchtest, brauchst du dafür Mut. Zielsicherheit und du musst dich mit ganz vielen kleinen Schritten zufrieden geben Vorreiter werden es ehrlicherweise gar nicht so schwierig. Es gibt zwei Zutaten die du dafür benötigst. Nummer eins: Kombiniere Dinge die miteinander die scheinbar nicht zusammengehören. Zielgruppen einen Zugang zu geben, der normalerweise verschlossen geblieben wäre Das ist die Chance für einen Vorreiter. Überprüfe doch einfach, was genau aus dieser Andersartigkeit. Es muss schon so einzigartig sein, dass es kein Nachahmer gibt. Wenn es dir leicht fällt, große Player zu überzeugen, dann ist es meistens nicht innovativ. Denn die Sachen, die wirkliche Revolution bedeuten, die sind so schwer zu begreifen für die meisten Menschen Deswegen kannst wirst du sehr viel Widerstand erfahren. Jetzt stell dir die Frage: Was kombinierst, verheiratest du miteinander? Welche Themen bringst du zusammen? Es reichen da schon oft zwei Sachen und reichen diese aus um genug Widerstand zu erzeugen? Dieser Punkt ist mir besonders wichtig.   -> Diesen Punkte möchte ich besonders verdeutlichen! Je stärker der Gegenwind, desto klarer ist die Richtung. Wenn es einfach geht und Du schnell Ergebnisse erzielst, dann bist Du nicht innovativ genug. Auf einem neuen Weg ist nur das erste Stück asphaltiert. Sei mutig, und sei bereit, dann wirst Du auch Dinge maßgeblich verändern können. Das gilt auch für Dein Privates Leben. Das Grad Maß für Entwicklung ist aus meiner Sicht immer der Widerstand Je größer der Widerstand, je härter es dir fällt, dort Dinge zu verändern, desto besser verbinde neue Dinge miteinander, mach Sachen, die vorher scheinbar nicht möglich waren. Jeder kann Dinge innovativ, neu machen. Anders machen. Paar Sachen verändern. Nimm dir die zwei Welten, deine Arbeits- oder deine Berufswelt mit, die du miteinander verheiraten kannst. Wo momentan noch niemand den Mut hat, diese Dinge zusammenzubringen.   Zusammenfassung der 3 wichtigsten Dinge: Kläre Dein Motiv. Stell Dich in den Wind. Bleib dran. die Shownotes zu dieser Folge findest Du unter de/558 alle Links habe ich Dir dort aufbereitet und Du kannst die Inhalte der Folge noch einmal nachlesen Wenn Du als Unternehmer endlich weniger Arbeiten möchtest, dann gehe auf online , einen ausgewählten Kreis werde ich bald zeigen, wie es möglich ist, mit mehreren Unternehmen gleichzeitig weniger als 30 Stunden die Woche zu arbeiten. unternehmerfreiheit.online 3 Sachen zum Ende Abonniere den Podcast unter de/podcast Wenn Du noch mehr erfahren möchtest besuche mich auf Facebook und Instagram Bitte bewerte meinen Podcast bei iTunes Danke, dass Du die Zeit mit mir verbracht hast. Das Training ist vorbei, jetzt liegt es an Dir. Viel Spaß mit der Umsetzung.

Willkommen zu Unternehmerwissen in 15 Minuten. Das ist Folge 557 mit der Zukunftsunternehmering Henrike Luszick. Mein Name ist Rayk Hahne, Profisportler und Unternehmensberater. Jede Woche bekommst Du eine sofort anwendbare Trainingseinheit, damit Du als Unternehmer noch besser wirst. Danke, dass Du Die Zeit mit mir verbringst. Lass uns mit dem Training beginnen. Wenn Dir die Folge gefällt teile Sie mit Deinen Freunden unter dem Link raykhahne.de/557. In der heutigen Folge geht es um, in turbulenten Zeiten Entscheidungen treffen. Welche 3 wichtigen Punkte kannst Du Dir aus dem heutigen Training mitnehmen? Was den Stein ins rollen bringt. Warum Radikal der einzige Weg ist. Wie Du zukunftssicher wirst. Du kennst sicher jemanden für den diese Folge unglaublich wertvoll ist. Teile sie und hilf auch anderen Unternehmern ihre Herausforderungen zu überwinden. Der Link ist  raykhahne.de/557. Bevor wir gleich mit der Folge starten, habe ich noch eine Empfehlung für Dich. Der Partner dieser Folge ist Comarch.   Hast Du Lust die neusten Trends zu den Themen Kundenbindung und Technologie zu hören? An dieser Stelle möchte ich Dir den Podcast: Customer Experience & Technology von Comarch empfehlen. Comarch ist ein weltweiter Anbieter von IT-Lösungen in den Bereichen Kundenbindung, Kundenverwaltungsystemen, und vielem mehr. Über 350 Millionen Teilnehmer haben sie in ihren Kundenbindungsprogrammen. In dem Podcast teilen sie genau dieses Wissen. Führende Experten teilen Wissen aus erster Hand. Beispielsweise auch die Frage: Warum Social Media das Eldorado für Kundenbindung ist. Genau das Richtige für uns KMUs. Mein persönliches Highlight bei dem Podcast ist, dass er Themen aus der Zukunft beleuchtet. Somit bekommst Du die Chance Marktmöglichkeiten kennen zu lernen und das vor der Konkurrenz. Genau darum geht es in dem Podcast: Customer Experience & Technology. Den findest Du überall wo es Podcasts gibt, oder unter Comarch.de/aktuelles/podcast c o m a r c h.de/aktuelles/podcast   Rayk: Willkommen Henrike Luszick, Bist Du ready für die heutige Trainingseinheit? Henrike: Absolut! Los geht's! Rayk: Lass uns gleich starten! Was sind die drei wichtigsten Dinge die unsere Zuhörer über Dich wissen sollten? Henrike: 1. Ich bin Furture-Creator und will Deutschland zukunftsfit machen 2. Ich habe immer Menschen zusammengebracht 3. Ich bin super Neugierig und wissbegierig. Rayk: Was ist Deine spezielle Expertise? Was gibst Du den Menschen weiter? Henrike: Wir gestallten Zukunft. Wir bauen als Company-Builder mit etablierten Unternehmen, Familienunternehmen oder auch dem Mittelstand neue Geschäftsmodelle auf. Also wir brainstormen um den Kern drumrum, was könnten da neue, innovative Themen sein, die wir gemeinsam dann auf die Straße bringen können. Rayk: Was war beruflich Deine Weltmeisterschaft? Was war Deine größte Herausforderung und wie hast Du diese überwunden? Henrike: Meine persönliche Meisterschaft bisher war bestimmt der Schritt, dass ich mich zu 100 Prozent unternehmerisch auf eigene Beine gestellt habe,. Vom Angestellten da sein in die volle Eigenverantwortung zu gehen. Wie du gerade gesagt hast, den laden auf diese Größe zu bringen und dann aber zu sagen ich kaufe das Unternehmen zu 100 Prozent zurück. Das hab ich im letzten Sommer getan und habe damit sozusagen die Gründungsinvestoren rausgepackt. Rayk: Und was war für dich vielleicht auch so ein kleiner Impuls dabei, dass du gesagt hast Ich will's jetzt so machen, wie ich es möchte? Was war für dich da vielleicht so der entscheidende Tag oder die entscheidende Situation gemerkt hast: „Jetzt will ich!“ ? Henrike: Die Unternehmerische Kraft war immer irgendwie da. Ich bin ein totaler mache rund habe schon vopr Future Creator gesagt, das ich Dinge gestalten und nach vorne bringen will. Meine Power habe ich durch Vertrauen und Mut in mich und in mein Team gesteckt und so schwierige Situationen gemeistert. Gemeinsam haben wir immer eine gute Lösung gefunden. Rayk: Sehr cool. Wie schaffe ich das, wenn ich merke, es muss sich was verändern? Wie schaffe ich diese erste Brücke zu schlagen, diesen ersten Weg dahin zu gehen? Henrike: Der wichtigste Punkt ist sich anzuerkennen, dass sich das Leben immer weiterentwickelt und das wir uns als Unternehmen immer weiterentwickeln müssen. Frei und Radikal neu zu denken und zu überlegen, wie würde ich heute mein Unternehmen neu zu gründen. Würde ich alles genau so machen? Der zweite Punkt: Die Kundenbrille aufsetzen. Man ist, wenn man seiner eigenen Verliebtheit wird, das was man macht, aber wirklich sich macht zu hinterfragen. Was sind die Kundenbedürfnisse? Was will der Kunde wirklich? Und dann das Dritte Wir haben schon zwei, dreimal gesagt machen, entscheiden, handeln, umsetzen. Rayk: Sehr, sehr cool. Was ist das erste, was ihr macht, wenn ihr mit dem Unternehmen zusammenarbeitet. Wie sieht denn dieser Auftakt aus? Henrike: Es gibt zwei Möglichkeiten: Entweder das Unternehmen hat schon eine Idee, also das es aus einem internen Ideenwettbewerb entstanden oder das existiert schon. Wir gucken dann da drauf und checken ob diese Idee einen Wert hat. Wie viel Investment bräuchte man? Würde das gekauft werden? Das heißt, jemand bringt was mit. Und der andere Punkt, Innovation zu machen, ist natürlich zu sagen Wir haben ein strategisches Cluster. In die Richtung wollen wir uns als Unternehmen weiterentwickeln. Weil das haben wir auch in dem Unternehmen zur Verfügung als unfaire Ressourcen, wie wir Bayern sagen. Also Kunden, Zugang, Know how, Produktions, Maschinen oder so. Und um diese Punkte drumrum fangen wir an, die Ideen uns auszudenken, Geschäftsmodelle uns auszudenken und zu validieren und zu gucken Was gibt es schon. Wo könnte man sich eigentlich Hinentwickeln. Das ist so dann der erste Schritt, bevor wir dann konkret wirklich ins Machen gehen und in Unternehmen aufbauen. Rayk:Sehr, sehr cool. Gehen wir mal von der zweiten Variante aus. Und wie komme ich denn jetzt auf diese Ideen? Hast du da vielleicht noch mal aus deinem Zauberkasten etwas? Henrike: Alles ist erlaubt. Das erste ist radikales, freies Denken. Ich glaube, wenn wir anfangen, gemeinsam in so eine Kooperation zu gehen, denken viele Partner von uns oft dabei „Spinnen die eigentlich, dass es viel zu weit weg“. Aber durch dieses sich zu erlauben, ganz breit zu denken und den Wandel erst mal aufzumachen, nähern wir uns dann hinterher schon wieder den realistischen Themen. Und was ist möglich und was ist eigentlich umsetzbar? Rayk: Wie lange kann ich denn eine Idee testen, um festzustellen, ob das jetzt funktioniert oder ob ich vielleicht doch was anderes machen sollte? Henrike: Also da gibt es genaue Abfolgen, die aufeinander folgen, weil man einfach festgestellt hat, Kreation und Kreativität erfolgt, dann doch nach einer ganz starken Systematik, die hintereinander erfolgt. Also wir können es schon schaffen, zwischen 3 und 6 Monaten in die konkrete Unternehmensgründung zu gehen. Rayk: Hast du vielleicht mal ein Beispiel für uns, wo du sagst, da hat ein Unternehmen sich so krass in eine andere Richtung verändert, dass man das vielleicht gar nicht mehr auf das ursprüngliche Unternehmen zurückführen könnte? Henrike: Wir haben ein Thema, das haben wir mit der EnBW zusammen gestartet, beispielsweise als Energiekonzern, und die wollten im Bereich Mobility aktiv werden. Wir haben da ein Fleet-Service aufgebaut rund um alle Dienstleistungen des Car-Sharings. Das ist ja doch für einen Energiekonzern schon sehr Kernfremd. Als zweiter Investor ist da jetzt beispielsweise eine Versicherung reingegangen. Das heißt, hier haben sich eine Versicherung und ein Energiekonzern jetzt zusammengetan, um den Mobility Markt der Zukunft zu gestalten. Rayk: Sehr, sehr spannend. Wie können wir besser mit Ihrem Kontakt treten? Für welche Unternehmen ist es interessant, mit euch zusammenzuarbeiten? Ab welchem Zeitpunkt macht es Sinn, euch meine die Tür zu klopfen? Henrike: Eigentlich für jeden, der über Zukunft nachdenkt und über jeden, der darüber nachdenkt, wie will ich mich Zukunftsfit und Zukunftsfähig aufzustellen. Mich erreicht man über alle Kanäle. Bei LinkedIn sind auch meine persönlichen Daten hinterlegt. Aber natürlich auch über https://www.bridgemaker.com/ . Für neue kreative Zukunftsmodelle und Weltmeisterschaft bin ich immer zu haben. Rayk: Sehr gut. Henrike Vielen Dank, dass du deine Zeit und deine Erfahrungen mit uns geteilt hast. Die Frau das nächste Gespräch mit dir. Henrike: Vielen Dank dir!   die Shownotes zu dieser Folge findest Du unter de/557 alle Links habe ich Dir dort aufbereitet und Du kannst die Inhalte der Folge noch einmal nachlesen Wenn Du als Unternehmer endlich weniger Arbeiten möchtest, dann gehe auf online , einen ausgewählten Kreis werde ich bald zeigen, wie es möglich ist, mit mehreren Unternehmen gleichzeitig weniger als 30 Stunden die Woche zu arbeiten. unternehmerfreiheit.online 3 Sachen zum Ende Abonniere den Podcast unter de/podcast Wenn Du noch mehr erfahren möchtest besuche mich auf Facebook und Instagram Bitte bewerte meinen Podcast bei iTunes Danke, dass Du die Zeit mit mir verbracht hast. Das Training ist vorbei, jetzt liegt es an Dir. Viel Spaß mit der Umsetzung.  

Das ist Folge 556 Willkommen zu Unternehmerwissen in 15 Minuten. Mein Name ist Rayk Hahne, Profisportler und Unternehmensberater. Jede Woche bekommst Du eine sofort anwendbare Trainingseinheit, damit Du als Unternehmer noch besser wirst. Danke, dass Du Die Zeit mit mir verbringst. Lass uns mit dem Training beginnen. Wenn Dir die Folge gefällt teile Sie mit Deinen Freunden unter dem Link raykhahne.de/556. Dich erwartet heute: 5 Unternehmerwahrheiten von der Unternehmerin Larissa Zeichardt. Wichtigster Punkt aus dem heutigen Training? Wie Du Dein Team auswählen musst. Du kennst sicher jemanden für den diese Folge unglaublich wertvoll ist. Teile sie und hilf auch anderen Unternehmern ihre Herausforderungen zu überwinden. Der Link ist raykhahne.de/556. Bevor wir gleich mit der Folge starten, habe ich noch eine Empfehlung für Dich. Der Partner dieser Folge ist Comarch. Mein Quick-Tipp: Hast Du Lust die neusten Trends zu den Themen Kundenbindung und Technologie zu hören? An dieser Stelle möchte ich Dirden Podcast: Customer Experience & Technology von Comarch empfehlen. Comarch ist ein weltweiter Anbieter von IT-Lösungen in den Bereichen Kundenbindung, Kundenverwaltungsystemen, und vielem mehr. In dem Podcast teilen sie genau dieses Wissen. Mein persönliches Highlight bei dem Podcast ist, dass er Themen aus der Zukunft beleuchtet. Somit bekommst Du die Chance Marktmöglichkeiten kennen zu lernen, und das vor der Konkurrenz. Genau darum geht es in dem Podcast Customer Experience & Technology. Den Podcast findest Du überall, wo es Podcasts gibt, oder unter Comarch.de/aktuelles/podcast c o m a r c h.de/aktuelles/podcast   Hallo und schön, dass Du wieder dabei bist Du kennst Larissa bereits aus der Folge de/545 dann lass uns loslegen mit den 5 Unternehmerwahrheiten von Larissa   Kenne Dein Team und deren Stärken. Gehe beim Netzwerken Strategisch vor und verfolge dabei ein bestimmtes Ziel. Lerne weniger, aber dafür die richtigen Menschen kennen. Stelle Fragen und nehme Wissen mit. Mache Pausen.   die Shownotes zu dieser Folge findest Du unter de/556 alle Links habe ich Dir dort aufbereitet und Du kannst die Inhalte der Folge noch einmal nachlesen Wenn Du als Unternehmer endlich weniger Arbeiten möchtest, dann gehe auf online , einen ausgewählten Kreis werde ich bald zeigen, wie es möglich ist, mit mehreren Unternehmen gleichzeitig weniger als 30 Stunden die Woche zu arbeiten. unternehmerfreiheit.online 3 Sachen zum Ende Abonniere den Podcast unter de/podcast Wenn Du noch mehr erfahren möchtest, besuche mich auf Facebook und Instagram Bitte bewerte meinen Podcast bei iTunes Danke, dass Du die Zeit mit mir verbracht hast. Das Training ist vorbei, jetzt liegt es an Dir. Viel Spaß mit der Umsetzung.

In dieser Episode des Loyalty Talk Podcast unterhalte ich mich mit Alexandra Sliwinski, Consulting Director bei Comarch. Im Loyalty Talk sprechen wir über Kernfunktionen eines Loyalty Management Systems, Herausforderungen im Rahmen von Loyalty-Programmen, Best Practices sowie Entwicklungen und Trends wie Unified Commerce, Machine Learning und Location Based Services. Weiterführende Links: Comarch: www.comarch.com Studie Zukunft des Einkaufens: www.comarch.de/service-und-support/whitepaper-und-webcasts/studie-zukunft-des-einkaufens Alexandra Sliwinski auf LinkedIn: www.linkedin.com/in/alexandrasliwinski Der Host Michael Bietenhader auf LinkedIn: www.linkedin.com/in/michaelbietenhader Alle Folgen des Loyalty Talk: www.loyaltytalk.ch Mehr zur MilesAhead AG: www.milesahead.ch

Loyalty360's Mark Johnson interviews Bindu Gupta, Comarch to discuss the trends in customer loyalty and customer experience, and the changing industry landscape.Loyalty Live hosts speakers in a live stream format, featuring conversations on customer loyalty and experience news, trends, insights, best practices, and opportunities for marketers. During the live stream sessions, guests are welcome to tune in to the live broadcast on Loyalty360's YouTube channel, ask questions, and have them answered in real-time.

With over fourteen years in loyalty and consulting roles from a technology perspective, Bart Demczuk is today leading the Middle East region for Comarch, who power loyalty programmes around the world for brands like BP, Old Mutual and Puntos Colombia, as well as regionally for industry leaders like ADNOC and ENOC. Bart shares his strategic view on some of the current key challenges for loyalty professionals, firstly to ensure they measure truly commercial metrics to ensure they are running a successful loyalty programme. He shares his views on the risks posed by industry disruptors offering short term marketing channels for restaurants and retailers, but at the expense of creating and owning long term direct relationships with their customers. He also highlights the risk of "excessive personalisation" - a trend which has become increasingly prevalent on social media channels, and the importance of balancing privacy and personalisation in a way that customers truly value. Listen to this episode of "Let's Talk Loyalty" for a helicopter view of insights from the Middle East from this leader in loyalty. Show Notes: 1) Bartosz Demczuk - Senior Vice President at Comarch Middle East 2) Comarch Loyalty Marketing Solutions

Szymon Słupik regards himself as lucky. He tells us how he made enough money by the time he was 35 that he would never have to work again. We learn how growing up in communist Poland taught him to be enterprising, at ease with taking risks, and being open to opportunities, which he took time after time. He believes that the challenges of starting a business in 2021 are child’s play compared to how things used to be for those who experienced communism . His trenchant views on thinking long term, focussing on quality, and working with passion and focus on things that he believes in are ones from which we can all learn. Szymon is an entrepreneur with a strong technology background in IT and Electronics. Szymon is a CTO at Silvair, the company he co-founded in 2011. Szymon is also chairing the Mesh Working Group at Bluetooth Special Interest Group. Silvair develops technology for low power wireless device networks based on the Bluetooth mesh standard. The company has been the key contributor to the standard itself, driving it since inception in 2014 to formal adoption of version 1 in 2017, as well as the evolution of future releases. SIlvair is a Delaware company, publicly traded on the Warsaw Stock Exchange (WSE:SVRS). Szymon’s previous companies were CDN (acquired by Comarch in 2004) and Wind Mobile (acquired by Ailleron in 2009). At Silvair Szymon is focused on long term projects which aim at solving difficult problems, contribute to improved quality of life and deliver lasting value. He strongly believes Bluetooth mesh is the winning standard for the Internet of Things and will enable significant energy savings globally as well as proliferation of modern food production technologies such as vertical farms. Since 2005 Szymon has been running a weekly blog at https://headworx.slupik.com He can also be reached on LinkedIn at https://linkedin.com/in/slupik. https://silvair.com/ The NBN Entrepreneurship and Leadership podcast aims to educate and inform, sharing insights based on the personal story of our carefully selected guests aiming for the atmosphere of an informal conversation in a bar or over a cup of coffee. Follow our channels on Facebook Linkedin Twitter and watch the interview on Youtube here About the NBN The New Books Network was founded in 2007 as a podcast interviewing the authors of academic books, and has grown to the largest author interview podcast in the world publishing 12 podcasts a day in more than 90 specialist areas, with over a million downloads a month. Read about the founder Marshall Poe and the NBN here. In recent years it has expanded beyond its “author interview origins”. Historically NBN only did audio recordings. E&L is the first NBN podcast distributed on Youtube. Watch this episode on Youtube here.  About Kimon Fountoukidis Twitter Linkedin Kimon is the founder of both Argos Multilingual and PMR. Both companies were founded in the mid 90s with zero capital and both have gone on to become market leaders in their respective sectors. Kimon was born in New York and moved to Krakow, Poland in 1993. Listen to his story here, About Richard Lucas Twitter Linkedin Richard is a business and social entrepreneur who founded or invested in more than 30 businesses, including investments in Argos Multilingual, PMR and, in 2020, the New Books Network. Richard has been a TEDx event organiser, supports the pro-entrepreneurship ecosystem, and leads entrepreneurship workshops at all levels: from pre- to business schools. Richard was born in Oxford and moved to Poland in 1991. Read more here. Listen to his story in an autobiographical TEDx talk here, Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices Support our show by becoming a premium member! https://newbooksnetwork.supportingcast.fm/economics

Szymon Słupik regards himself as lucky. He tells us how he made enough money by the time he was 35 that he would never have to work again. We learn how growing up in communist Poland taught him to be enterprising, at ease with taking risks, and being open to opportunities, which he took time after time. He believes that the challenges of starting a business in 2021 are child’s play compared to how things used to be for those who experienced communism . His trenchant views on thinking long term, focussing on quality, and working with passion and focus on things that he believes in are ones from which we can all learn. Szymon is an entrepreneur with a strong technology background in IT and Electronics. Szymon is a CTO at Silvair, the company he co-founded in 2011. Szymon is also chairing the Mesh Working Group at Bluetooth Special Interest Group. Silvair develops technology for low power wireless device networks based on the Bluetooth mesh standard. The company has been the key contributor to the standard itself, driving it since inception in 2014 to formal adoption of version 1 in 2017, as well as the evolution of future releases. SIlvair is a Delaware company, publicly traded on the Warsaw Stock Exchange (WSE:SVRS). Szymon’s previous companies were CDN (acquired by Comarch in 2004) and Wind Mobile (acquired by Ailleron in 2009). At Silvair Szymon is focused on long term projects which aim at solving difficult problems, contribute to improved quality of life and deliver lasting value. He strongly believes Bluetooth mesh is the winning standard for the Internet of Things and will enable significant energy savings globally as well as proliferation of modern food production technologies such as vertical farms. Since 2005 Szymon has been running a weekly blog at https://headworx.slupik.com He can also be reached on LinkedIn at https://linkedin.com/in/slupik. https://silvair.com/ The NBN Entrepreneurship and Leadership podcast aims to educate and inform, sharing insights based on the personal story of our carefully selected guests aiming for the atmosphere of an informal conversation in a bar or over a cup of coffee. Follow our channels on Facebook Linkedin Twitter and watch the interview on Youtube here About the NBN The New Books Network was founded in 2007 as a podcast interviewing the authors of academic books, and has grown to the largest author interview podcast in the world publishing 12 podcasts a day in more than 90 specialist areas, with over a million downloads a month. Read about the founder Marshall Poe and the NBN here. In recent years it has expanded beyond its “author interview origins”. Historically NBN only did audio recordings. E&L is the first NBN podcast distributed on Youtube. Watch this episode on Youtube here.  About Kimon Fountoukidis Twitter Linkedin Kimon is the founder of both Argos Multilingual and PMR. Both companies were founded in the mid 90s with zero capital and both have gone on to become market leaders in their respective sectors. Kimon was born in New York and moved to Krakow, Poland in 1993. Listen to his story here, About Richard Lucas Twitter Linkedin Richard is a business and social entrepreneur who founded or invested in more than 30 businesses, including investments in Argos Multilingual, PMR and, in 2020, the New Books Network. Richard has been a TEDx event organiser, supports the pro-entrepreneurship ecosystem, and leads entrepreneurship workshops at all levels: from pre- to business schools. Richard was born in Oxford and moved to Poland in 1991. Read more here. Listen to his story in an autobiographical TEDx talk here, Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices Support our show by becoming a premium member! https://newbooksnetwork.supportingcast.fm/new-books-network

Software runs the world - and the companys. Im Hintergrund findet sich in vielen Fällen eine Business Lösung, die einen starken Fokus auf ERP-Funktionalitäten (Enterprise Ressource Planning) setzt. Der heutige Gesprächspartner Frank Siewert ist Vorstand der Comarch AG, die mit einem starken Fokus auf den Mittelstand genau diese Softwarelösungen anbietet und verkauft. Spannende Insights, wie entwickelt sich der Markt, welche Marktteilnehmer treten auf? Ein Branchen-Update von wirtschafthochzwei, dem Wirtschafts- und Wissenschaftspodcast von Hans-Jürgen Wieben und Torsten Spandl Folge direkt herunterladen

Rafał Styczeń is a legend in the tech startup scene in Kraków. He helped build a hugely successful telecommunication application when he was a student of computer science at Kraków Technical University. He's now growing Meble.pl, a furniture ecommerce store that's proving nothing is safe from software domination, not even our sofas. Rafał brings a unique wisdom to the table that comes from a combination of innate entrepreneurial passion and the hard-graft hustle of building multiple large businesses in the modern ecosystem. Innovation Nest Google Campus Warsaw Cracow University of Technology SKK Uber AirBNB John Biggs, TechCrunch Editor Meble.pl "The World is Flat" by Thomas L. Friedman "The Intelligent Investor" by Benjamin Graham About your host - Richard Lucas Richard is a business and social entrepreneur who founded, led and/or invested in more than 30 businesses, Richard has been a TEDx event organiser, supports the pro-entrepreneurship ecosystem, and leads entrepreneurship workshops at all levels: from pre-schools to leading business schools. Richard was born in Oxford and moved to Poland in 1991. Read more here. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices Support our show by becoming a premium member! https://newbooksnetwork.supportingcast.fm/entrepreneurship-and-leadership