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This change allows more flexible plans to be offered and provides greater automation of customer service processes. This is consistent with Orange’s strategy which aims, among others, at maintaining a wide sale offer and services of the highest quality.Implementation took place between March 2014 and October 2016. The main focus was on safety, quality, and consistency of the migrated data.Marcin Zagdański, IT BSS Director at Orange: The most important outcome of the project is that Orange Polska customers are now billed more efficiently. Additionally, a new billing environment means new opportunities for further development.Jacek Krupa – Director for Invoicing, Settlements, and Debt Recovery, leading the program of data migration, said: Processes which have previously required manual labor have now been simplified and automated. Implementation of billing cycles has accelerated the process of clearing and invoice preparation for customers.Karol Maroszek, Head of Projects Implementation at the Telecommunications and Media Division, Asseco Poland: We carried out an operation on the clearing system which forms the basis of Provider’s revenues. Asseco carried it out without disruptions to the functioning of Orange and with no negative effects for the end customer. This project was successful thanks to very good cooperation and understanding on Orange’s side.

Asseco Poland is the largest IT company listed on the Warsaw Stock Exchange. It has developed technologically advanced software solutions for all key sectors of the economy for more than 25 years.Today, Asseco Poland stands at the forefront of the multinational Asseco Group. It is one of the largest software vendors in Europe, taking the sixth place in the Truffle 100 ranking. Asseco Group is present in more than 50 countries worldwide and employ over 20 000 people.

The Podkarpacie Healthcare Information System (PHIS), developed in partnership with Asseco, is a modern web portal for gathering, analyzing, and sharing information regarding healthcare services that were provided or are scheduled for provision. In other words, patients can use it to find information online about the scope and availability of services provided at a doctors’ practice or at a hospital. They can also schedule an appointment with a chosen practitioner, as well as keep track of all registrations, which gives them real-time information regarding the number of patients scheduling an appointment with a particular practitioner. The platform enables the registered healthcare facilities to exchange information electronically. This ensures that all patient data will be accessible across all facilities within the PHIS in the Podkarpacie Province.How does it work?
In order to use the PHIS simply visit the platform’s website (https://psim.podkarpackie.pl/), and register in just a few steps. You will only need an active e-mail account and a mobile phone number. After registration is done you’ll have to confirm your data during a visit to a healthcare facility.Even without an active account, the system provides a simple and transparent list of services and healthcare facilities. You can find a specific hospital, get its contact details, information on its specialization, as well as all services provided there, its list of practitioners of a chosen specialization, and free appointment times for the provision of a particular service.You can also set up an account for a minor. This means parents can easily arrange an appointment for their children, and cancel it if need be. They can also keep up to date with all the scheduled appointments. Most importantly, providing your mobile phone number during registration means you will receive a free text message reminding you about the scheduled appointment a few days in advance.

Asseco received an award for the best product using Angular in the Enterprise category. Asseco Customer Banking Platform, Asseco’s proprietary solution, won the prize at the ngPoland Angular Conference 2016 . The conference, held in Warsaw on November 22, brought together experts from around the world.

Adam Góral: The ‘Constitution for Business’ is a package of laws which has been expected by the Polish entrepreneurs community for quite some time. The presumption of entrepreneur’s honesty, friendly reading of the law, and resolving factual doubts in favor of entrepreneurs are among the things all organizations fought for, including the Podkarpacki Business Club represented by me, across the past 27 years.CEO of Asseco also took part in the discussion on unlocking foreign markets for Polish manufacturers. Together with CEO of PESA S.A Tomasz Żaboklicki and Karol Zarajczyk – President of the Board of Ursus S.A. – Góral talked about the ways to open the doors to foreign markets for Polish manufacturers, as well as how Polish government can co-operate with businesses to secure foreign contracts for Polish entrepreneurs.In his speech Góral also encouraged paying taxes in Poland and thanked all the participants for coming to the Podkarpacie province, which – thanks to its hard work, patience and the ability to utilize EU funds – has taken advantage of the 27 years of economic freedom.This was the first edition of Kongres 590 and it was visited by more than two thousand guests. The conference took its name from the barcode prefix which is used to mark goods produced or distributed by Polish companies.

Asseco Group published its financial results for the first three quarters of 2016 on 17 November. Group revenues stood at PLN 5.7bn, which is PLN 613m more (up by 12%) than in the same period in 2015. This is mainly due to significantly larger sales on foreign markets, which are becoming increasingly important for the Group results - 79% of its revenues in recent quarters have been generated outside Poland. Israeli companies reported a particularly high growth in revenues – they improved their results by 18% year over year and reported PLN 3.2bn in revenues in the first three quarters of 2015. Company results are characterized by very good revenue diversification, both in regional as well as sectoral terms; 39% is atributed to the financial sector, 40% - to the corporate sector, and 21% - to the public administration sector. Selling its proprietary solutions remains Asseco’s business and development strategy foundation. It generated more than PLN 4.6bn in the recenet period – thisrepresents 81% of total revenues.Adam Góral, President of the Board of Asseco Poland: We are pleased with Asseco Group financial results for the first three quarters of 2016. The Group reported, among others, record-high revenues – over PLN 5.6bn. Our international operations are constantly developing, and a highly diversified business sector provides us with great stabilization. First three quarters of 2016 also saw us focus on further reorganization of the Group's structure in Poland and abroad, in order to operate more effeciently and dynamically.Further reorganization of the Asseco Group’s structure in national and international markets marked the third quarter of 2016. As of 1 July 2016 there are four companies within the Group framework – Asseco Poland, Asseco Business Solutions, Asseco Data Systems and DahliaMatic. Past months have seen intense work on their integration at the operational level, and an even better adaptation to market requirements. Tender offer for the shares of Asseco Central Europe was also an important event. Acquisition of 100 per cent of shares in ACE will enable the plan of delisting the company to go forward. This, in turn, will facilitate decision making regarding further development of ACE, and reduce costs associated with disclosure requirements relating to public companies.
Furthermore, Modulus joined the Asseco Group. It is a Polish startup specializing in advanced cloud solutions and services for UI/ UX design. This represents Asseco’s first investment of this type in Poland and forms part of the company strategy of developing proprietary innovative IT products and advanced IT services.Asseco continues to work with its key clients and is actively pursuing new projects. Order book stood at PLN 7.5bn in November 2016, which represented an 11% increase compared to last year.