SaaS

Software houses, i.e. companies that develop various types of customised software for clients, are constantly on the increase. This is not surprising. The demand for mobile and web applications, business software, shops and online platforms is huge and constantly growing, and with it the earnings of software developers. How do you set up a software house that will make money for yourself? Where to start and what to keep in mind? Check out our guide!

The Polish tax system is often described as complicated and unfavourable for entrepreneurs. However, this is a far-reaching simplification. Our legislator introduces many reliefs and preferences available to companies operating in the IT sector. Why is it worth running an IT company in Poland?

Cloud services, or cloud computing, have become extremely popular because they make it easier for teams to work and enable remote delivery of services to audiences around the globe. Cloud computing comes in several varieties, among which SaaS has an important place. Is it necessary to implement GDPR in SaaS applications and how to do it legally?

It is difficult today to imagine an economic sector that can function efficiently without access to IT services. Services provided in the SaaS model are gaining in popularity. What is SaaS and how should a SaaS agreement be structured?

Bootstrapping is a term used in the context of startups that fund themselves without the help of an angel investor or venture capital fund. What are the pros and cons of bootstrapping?

In an era of rapidly evolving technology, the success of a company is less and less determined by its assets in the sense of fixed assets, but more and more by its intangible assets such as know-how, owned patents or industrial designs. The dynamics of change within a company, maintaining contact with stakeholders or adapting smoothly to changes in the market are also increasingly important. Changing conditions determining the success and competitive environment of a business have led to the emergence of the start-up model. When do we talk about a startup and how do we value it?

Entities obliged to apply the provisions of the Anti-Money Laundering and Countering the Financing of Terrorism Act (hereinafter AML Act) must design and implement a procedure referred to as KYC (Know You Customer). What is the relationship of KYC to AML and how to properly implement KYC in your business?

The concept of outsourcing is often discussed in the IT industry. On the one hand, the ordering parties want to “throw away” many services from the company, and on the other hand, thanks to this, a whole market of IT service providers has been created. Sometimes these are companies that provide only outsourcing services – that is, they are a kind of intermediary between specialists and end customers.

More and more often I encounter disputes in the IT industry. This shouldn’t be surprising. The ever-growing IT market must bring with it more and more court disputes. They usually concern issues related to the implementation of IT projects or contracts for the provision of IT services. Each court dispute is not only a time-consuming and costly matter, but also a risk of losing the reputation and trust of clients. In practice, every IT project raises a significant risk of litigation. In this article, we will provide best practices for IT contractors to prepare for a dispute.