MSI Polska

MSI is a free magazine for the industry management professionals. It is a source of information about business management systems, with a particular focus on the manufacturing industry. MSI is available on the Polish market since November 2004. It is the only Polish publication devoted entirely to the IT solutions for the manufacturing industry.

Every issue of MSI contains information about:

? the latest international developments in the field of IT
? examples of use of IT systems in the industry
? reports and analysis of the IT market for the manufacturing industry
? interviews with the Polish industry leaders
? expert opinions
? conference and trade fair reports
? profiles of important industry figures

MSI publishes reports about the IT systems for the manufacturing industry offered on the Polish market, based on data derived from the surveys sent to the developers and distributors of IT systems, information gathered on the Internet, and local and trade press. Every
issue brings information about worldwide trends based on the reports published by AMR Research, Gartner Group, and others.

MSI distribution is controlled. The free magazine is distributed to the managers and the IT department engineering staff in the manufacturing industry. The subscriber database in being constantly monitored and updated, which guarantees that the magazine reaches the
right readers in Poland.

TVP3

TVP3 Kraków produces TV programming for the Polish state-owned TVP S.A. TV broadcast corporation and co-produces local TVP3 productions. TVP3 Kraków produces reports, news, sports, children, teenage, film, and TV series.

JDN

Java Developer Network is a service aimed at all people interested in the Java technology, including its business and technology aspects. We aim to become the best Java technology advocacy service in Poland, the place for the community of Java technology professionals.

SDJ

Software Developer’s Journal (formerly Software 2.0) is a monthly IT magazine. (Polish edition comes with a CD/DVD cover disc) Monthly print run: 6000 copies.p>

Our readers are mainly programmers, who count on us to deliver solutions that will save them time and effort. Our readers want to be informed about the latest developments in the field of IT and don’t want to miss any of the important stuff. To satisfy those needs, we try to present both the latest and hottest topics as well as older, proven technologies. We understand that they question is “how?” and that’s why we illustrate the topics discussed with clear, practical
examples and complete projects. We reach the people who equate their jobs with passion; if you want to present your product to the audience who should know about it, Software Developer’s Journal is an excellent way to spread the knowledge of programmers’ tools, application life cycle management, database solutions, computer books, etc.

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7thGuard

7thGuard.net - the main Polish information service devoted to all facets of Open Source software and Unix-like systems

ITwKrakowie

The “IT w Krakowie” initiative is led by an informal and independent group of people, whose goal is to integrate, promote, and develop the Kraków IT community.

K2Lider

K2lider spreads information about interesting conferences, seminars, and fairs. The company organizes training on creativity, effective workflow techniques, negotiations, public speaking, and Mind Mapping a modern method of working and learning, based on information management via schemes called thought maps. The service is a child of Brand IT?a distributor of project management support software, Tandberg Educational multimedia language labs, and Mind Mapping tools.

Netsprint

Ever since its inception, the NetSprint.pl company focuses on the creation of precise and efficient search systems. The company’s goal and ambition is to provide the users with intuitive and fast ways to find all kinds of information, both on the Internet and on the internal networks. Thanks to the experience of its IT team and focusing on the local users’ and clients’ needs, NetSprint solutions are more effective, yet more financially attractive than the analogous products offered by global competitors. In October 2004, NetSpint occupied the seventh place on the prestigious Fast 50 Rising Stars ranking of the fastest growing Central European technology companies. In April 2004, the NetSprint search engine won the 4th edition of the “Internet Now” competition in the “Database, catalog, search engine”. In June 2005, NetSprint won again in the 5th edition of the “Internet Now” competition in the same category. NetSprint’s offer includes:

- an Internet search engine,
- intranet search engines ? NetSprint Intranet,
- site search engines ? NetSprint Site,
- Internet advertising in the form on Sponsored Links campaign,
- context advertising ? Adkontekst.

ITLife

The ITLife.pl portal is an initiative of a group of ITSM supporters gathered around the Instytut Help Desk w Polsce club. Their goal is to make ITLife.pl the most popular Polish IT organization management portal. The main goals of the portal are:
- active gathering, selection, and publishing of information from the IT management field, with a particular focus on IT services management (ITSM),
- promotion of process-based IT management standards,
- delivery of knowledge about ITIL(r) and other models and standards,
- delivery of knowledge on the subject of the international and Polish ITSM markets, including:
* ITSM tools,
* ITSM tools and services providers,
* courses and training centers.
- creation of the platform for practitioners to share experiences (a discussion forum)
- organization of events for the users of the portal, expert and practitioner chats
- reporting on current events, which can or ought to interest the users of the portal (weekly newsletter, conference calendar)

Polish Java User Group

Polish Java User Group is an organization of Polish Java programmers and enthusiasts. Their main goal is popularization of the Java programming language and related technologies as well as modern IT system development methodologies. The group was officially formed in
1999 and since then has organized several conferences, including two with Bruce Eckel as a guest speaker. The first Polish edition of “Thinking in Java” also happened thanks to the group’s active involvement.