“The time for businesses to start getting familiar with AI is now”
In a new market trend report, INSPYRE Informatics provides the core insights to keep you well-updated on artificial intelligence (AI), approached from a business perspective.
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INSPYRE Informatics helps WizzAir in modernizing its backend systems
In their new partnership, INSPYRE Informatics is providing its developers’ expertise to lend WizzAir’s new project team a helping hand in their digitalization efforts. The software development company's experts are contributing to modernizing the backend of Europe's favorite low-cost airline's IT architecture to meet the current needs, and they will also support the utilization of cloud technologies…
Retention of IT professionals - how?
A survey conducted by the Századvég Foundation for Public Knowledge involving professionals with IT graduations reveals that 62% of respondents worked exclusively in the office before the pandemic. This figure that dropped to 13% after the pandemic. In addition, the proportion of people working fully from home increased almost five-fold (37%). This trend is mainly due to the acceleration of digitalization in the wake of the pandemic and the investments needed to work in hybrid environments. This in turn could lead to a digital exodus, a real problem for the region's competitiveness…
Storm on the IT sky
A Gartner analysis published in the spring showed that the global IT market is expected to grow by 5.1 percent this year, reaching $4,454.4 billion. This growth is mainly due to accelerated digitalization in the wake of the pandemic and investment in hybrid working…
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Evolving structures of work
During the pandemic, home office and hybrid working evolved from a rare luxury to an everyday practice on the job market. There have already been relevant surveys conducted to review these structures of work - the question is: has full-remote, full-office, or combining these two worked the best?
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•Here's how to get your boss to innovate!
Four tips for effective argumentation at work…
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Why is it worthwhile for businesses to upgrade their IT?
By the 2020s, following global trends, it has become a widespread phenomenon in Hungary as well that small and medium-sized enterprises (SMEs) increasingly moved their work processes to digital platforms…
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Russo-Ukrainian war: Consequences on the IT sector
With the outbreak of the war in Ukraine, the European IT market is facing its second crisis in a short period of time, after the global IT industry was hit particularly hard by the coronavirus pandemic, which has seen the price of chips skyrocket and labour shortages arise.
INSPYRE helps Ukrainian IT professionals by providing remote work vacancies
INSPYRE Informatics, a Hungarian software development agency, is offering remote employment to IT professionals from Ukraine. The initiative, #solidarITy, aims to provide stable employment opportunities for Ukrainians and Hungarians in Ukraine who are struggling with the consequences of the war and the economic collapse…
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•Artificial intelligence is already in store
Artificial intelligence will be the technology sensation of the next few years, with the AI market predicted to grow by 40 percent a year. The European Union is also spending a staggering amount of its budget up to 2027 on the field. But what will it take to make related corporate development truly effective?…
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•We are on the fast track to the metaverse
The digital transition, accelerated by the coronavirus epidemic, is rapidly transforming our lives. Artificial intelligence-driven solutions are playing more and more prominent roles than ever before…
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What companies should look out for in IT development
Labor shortages and supplier difficulties in the IT sector are much more likely this year…
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•The epidemic has brought new challenges to this sector as well
The number of job vacancies in the IT sector has increased one and a half times in a year, as the pandemic has driven automation and the development of artificial intelligence solutions.It has become common practice to hire without a face-to-face meeting and to employ people full remotely. More and more companies are also focusing on reaching women, says Aliz Apró, Head of HR at INSPYRE Informatics, in her analysis of labor market trends in the technology sector…
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•The risks of global remote working - from timezone differences to isolation
For the information technology industry, the COVID pandemic has brought a digital transformation of business services and internal workflows, a record boom in e-commerce, and a dramatic increase in market demand. The sector is tackling the challenges primarily through the globalization of its workforce, with the emergence of Western European and overseas companies offering huge salaries in the Hungarian market, which could see an average increase in production of up to 2.7% thanks to global teleworking. Péter Borzák, CEO of INSPYRE, points out in his analysis that the timezone difference, the different work culture and the isolation can still cause surprises for Hungarian workers…
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•From face recognition applications to the tracking of the work tools
The role of artificial intelligence (AI) is becoming increasingly important in our lives. Its market is set to grow by 40 percent a year in the coming years, with the European Union alone: it is predicted to be spent €20 billion a year. From healthcare to transport and industrial production, AI is transforming the way many sectors work, and it can already write articles on its own or filter out false information on the internet. "Fourth-generation technologies also offer companies a wealth of opportunities for business development, from facial recognition applications to work tool tracking," states Péter Borzák, CEO of INSPYRE Informatics…
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Women in IT: only one in ten IT professionals
According to INSPYRE Informatics, how work is transformed as a result of the pandemic is a key question for both data security risks and efficiency. The role of office life has changed in the pandemic: the office has become less of a workplace and more of a community space, a place for team building…
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Home Office forever? Or would it be better to get back on-site?
According to INSPYRE Informatics, how work is transformed as a result of the pandemic is a key question for both data security risks and efficiency. The role of office life has changed in the pandemic: the office has become less of a workplace and more of a community space, a place for team building…
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