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The cryptocurrency market in Poland is developing dynamically despite the lack of national regulations issued based on the MiCA regulation, and with it grows the interest in acquisitions of companies holding an entry in the registry of virtual asset service providers (VASP). Purchasing such a company can significantly accelerate market entry, but requires conducting comprehensive due diligence. In light of the upcoming full implementation of the MiCA regulation in 2025, the verification process takes on particular significance and requires a much more in-depth approach.

Body leasing, often seen as an alternative to outsourcing, is particularly popular in the IT sector. It allows IT staff to be quickly replenished without the need for time-consuming recruitment and the high costs associated with hiring a full-time employee. What is body leasing and when is it worth opting for it? Is body leasing a better solution than outsourcing?

As part of an article on contractual models within the IT industry, I pointed out that two basic contractual models are used as standard in IT: the work contract model and the service contract model. Each of these models provides for different consequences and places different obligations on the parties. Also linked to contract models in IT are the topics of the two leading project methodologies – agile and waterfall. In this article, I will focus on identifying the main advantages and disadvantages of each of these methodologies.

Most start-ups that are now thriving companies with dozens or hundreds of employees were previously just an idea and a product or service in the testing phase. In business, it is then said that a Minimum Viable Product (MVP) is created.

The mobile app market is currently worth billions of dollars. It is therefore no surprise that software developers are racing to provide even more personalized products and services to the user. Software design, however, is not only the work of programmers, graphic designers and testers, but also lawyers. What aspects of the creative process should a developer keep in mind?

Every developer is aware that designing games – regardless of the target platform – requires assembling a team of experienced programmers, sound engineers and animation specialists. What is not always obvious, however, is that creating digital products also requires careful legal analysis and the creation of contracts that safeguard the producer’s interests. What should be kept in mind when setting up a gamedev studio?