Truffle Capital has already released the ninth edition of its ranking of the top 100 among the largest European IT companies providing services for the business sector.

The prestigious British weekly The Economist in its recent article "Growing the Polish Apple" briefly surveys well-established Polish companies which, after years of dynamic growth in the domestic economy, have successfully expanded into new markets abroad.

JetBlue, using Comarch solutions since 2009, earned the Silver 360-Degree CX Award at Engagement & Experience Expo 2014.

Comarch, a software house and system integrator, is strengthening its business structure on the Iberian Peninsula by opening a branch in Madrid. The market dynamics and economic potential of Spain, as well as growing interest in Comarch systems in the region are the main factors that stand behind the decision. Additionally, strengthening the company’s presence in Spain provides an excellent foothold to expand into the markets of South America. Comarch has already realized projects for Spanish clients that include BP and the Telefónica Group.

During his presentation at America’s Customer Festival 2014, Michael Stromer revealed some impressive stats and provided insight into TrueBlue Badges, the social-engagement extension of JetBlue’s loyalty program.

Comarch will be sponsoring a series of student-developer events in the United States throughout the remaining months of 2014.

When a journey is driven by hope and rewards, a rich user experience is established. But the user needs some sort of a guide to remind them that the journey is worth completing for a particular reward, that they must “keep hope alive.”

With more than 100 people in the audience, Jerry Filipiak, CEO of Comarch Inc., delivered a powerful presentation at GSummit 2014.