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Technology Fast50
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Technology Fast 50
Powerful connections

Technology, Media and Telecommunications
Central Europe 2013
Welcome to the Deloitte Technology
Fast 50 Central Europe 2013
The Deloitte Technology Fast 50 in Central
Europe is a programme that recognises and
profiles fast growing technology companies in
the region. The programme, which is now in its
14th year, ranks the 50 fastest growing public or
private technology companies.
Technology Fast 50 award winners for 2013 are
determined based on the revenue growth over five
years (2008 to 2012).
Revenue growth is calculated in local currency.
Companies must meet a minimum revenue threshold
(in Euros) in order to qualify. Exchange rates are
based on annual average given by the central bank of
the company’s respective national currency.
The programme includes the following related industry
sectors:
Biotech / Pharmaceutical / Medical equipment
Telecommunications / Networking,
Computers / Peripherals
Internet
Semiconductors, components and electronics
Media and entertainment Software
Greentech

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The Deloitte Technology Fast 50 Programme in Central
Europe recognises technology companies that have
achieved the fastest rates of annual revenue growth in
the region during the past five years (2008 to 2012).
It is part of the global Fast 500 programme.
Technology companies are invited to self-nominate for
the programme via our website.
Financial data about the companies is provided by
the entrants themselves and is gathered via our online
survey tool. This information is then cross-checked using
each company’s financial statements which have been
verified by their accountants or a registered auditor.
For further information regarding the Deloitte
Technology Fast 50 Central Europe programme, please
visit our website: www.deloitte.com/cefast50.
Contents
Introduction

4

2013 Technology Fast 50

5

Big 5 awards

24

Rising star awards

30

Wearable technology

36

Thought leadership

40

Contacts

41

Technology Fast 50 Central Europe 2013

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Introduction
Powerful connections
The publication of the Deloitte CE Technology Fast 50 is always a particularly exciting
moment each year, in that it’s an opportunity to bring our region’s greatest innovators
to the attention of a wider audience.
As ever, this year’s Fast 50 recognises those technology companies in the CE region
that have the most rapid rates of revenue growth. Many of them are not large
organisations, but that doesn’t matter – in today’s global marketplace, they often
punch far above their weight to take Central European innovation right across
the world. Throughout the report you will find management views from some of
the top ranked companies on the secrets behind their fast growth as well as their
plans for maintaining momentum in the future.
In this way, their activities represent to a global audience the flexibility, creativity and
inventiveness of our region’s business community. This is a particularly important
factor as our countries continue their gradual emergence from the widespread
slowdown that has affected the world economy over the last five years.
A special feature of this year’s report is an article outlining some current applications
and potential future opportunities for wearable technologies, one of the tech
industry’s most exciting sectors that companies looking to be in a future edition of
the Fast 50 cannot ignore.
The report also includes not only the Fast 50 itself, but also the Big 5 rankings and
Rising Star awards. The latter, that recognise those companies that are currently
too young for inclusion in the Fast 50, are especially fascinating as many businesses
included in the past have progressed to make the Fast 50 itself.
As ever, I look forward to tracking their progress in years to come.

Marek Metrycki
Fast 50 Programme Leader
Deloitte Central Europe

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2013 Technology Fast 50

Technology Fast 50 Central Europe 2013

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Fast 50 Overview

Lithuania: 2

Poland: 22

Czech Republic: 5

ø 671%

Slovakia: 2

Hungary: 8

AVERAGE GROWTH

22
8

COMPANIES BROKEN DOWN
BY COUNTRIES

COMPANIES THAT MOVED UP
COMPARED TO LAST YEAR

29
65

17

COMPANIES THAT MOVED DOWN
COMPARED TO LAST YEAR

2007

MOST COMPANIES FOUNDED

Romania: 6

Serbia: 1

NEW COMPANIES ENTERED
THE RANKING

Croatia: 4

1
Computer,
Peripherals

13
Internet

1

1

Media,
Components, Software
Entertainment Electronics,
Semiconductors

COMPANIES BROKEN DOWN BY SECTORS

5
Telecoms,
Networking
“Our growth strategy is two-fold: firstly we will
continue to heavily invest in the technology that
powers our business, supporting all of our business
lines (air, hotels, vacation packages), which allows
us to easily scale our business across markets.
Secondly, our intention is to continue to expand
internationally. After the successful deployment of
our business in Vietnam, we are continuing to study
emerging and frontier markets which will grow at
a fast pace in the coming years.”
Daniel Truica, Managing Partner, Vola.ro SRL
#01

5729%

Vola.ro SRL

Romania

Internet

Founded: 2004

Daniel Truica

Years in Fast 50: 3

www.vola.ro

Founded as a student travel business. Currently, the main focus
is on selling air-tickets and other services for travellers over
the internet.

Last Years Rank: 1

#02

Bitgear Wireless Design Services d.o.o.
Semicond., Components
and Electronics
Dejan Dramicanin

Founded: 2007

www.bitgear.com

1872%
Serbia

Last Years Rank: -

Years in Fast 50: 1

Provides innovative applications of different aspects of digital signal
processing. Delivers custom and standard system solutions, as well as
system components and intellectual property.

#03

1573%

Softhis Sp. z o.o.

Poland

Software

Founded: 2005

Łukasz Rzepecki

Years in Fast 50: 2

www.softhis.com

Provides advanced IT solutions which support business plans and
strategies; professional implementation of projects.

Last Years Rank: 29

#04

1500%

Comperia.pl S.A.

Poland

Internet
Bartosz Michałek

Years in Fast 50: 1

www.comperia.pl

8

Founded: 2007

Last Years Rank: -

Portal that provides financial comparison of bank products offered
to customers. Currently comparing morgages, credit cards,
personal accounts and savings accounts and other products.
#05

1282%

Ruptela, UAB

Lithuania

Telco/Networking

Founded: 2007

Andrius Rupšys

Years in Fast 50: 1

www.ruptela.lt

Help people and organizations to manage their property
effectively, while using the latest communication technologies
technologies (GSM, 3G, GPS), electronics and software systems.

Last Years Rank: -

#06

1110%

WEBTEH d.o.o.

Croatia

Software

Founded: 2003

Igor Grčman

Years in Fast 50: 1

www.webteh.hr

Provides payment and software solutions to merchants and banks
by developing PCI DSS compliant payment gateways and payment
software solutions.

Last Years Rank: -

#07

1008%

Játéknet.hu Kft.

Hungary

Internet

Founded: 2006

Akos Bognar

Years in Fast 50: 1

www.jateknet.hu

Online store selling computer games and products for children.

Last Years Rank: -

#08

1003%

WebSupport, s.r.o.

Slovakia

Internet

Founded: 2004

Michal Truban

Years in Fast 50: 1

www.websupport.sk

Largest provider of hosting services and domain registrations in
Slovakia, operating also in other 3 countries of Central Europe.

Last Years Rank: -

Technology Fast 50 Central Europe 2013

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#09

926%

Swiftway Sp. z o.o.

Poland

Internet

Founded: 2005

Alex Bninski

Years in Fast 50: 1

www.swiftway.net

Offers complete monitoring of the network, provides turn key
internet services that include cloud, CDN, server management and
dedicated servers.

Last Years Rank: -

#10

892%

Infinum Ltd.

Croatia

Software

Founded: 2005

Tomislav Car

Years in Fast 50: 1

www.infinum.co

Software design and development company specialized in
providing mobile and web development services.

Last Years Rank: -

#11

832%

GOCLEVER Sp. z o.o.

Poland

Computers/Peripherals

Founded: 2007

Henryk Ciechowski

Years in Fast 50: 1

www.goclever.com

Provides solutions in the field of consumer electronics, focusing on
customers looking for technologically advanced equipment and
electronic devices tailored to European requirements.

Last Years Rank: -

#12

824%

Internet Shop s.r.o.

Czech republic

Internet
Michal Zamec

Years in Fast 50: 3

www.parfums.cz

10

Founded: 2006

Last Years Rank: 7

Online parfume and cosmetics shop operating the most extensive
network of parfume shops in Central Europe.
#13

Kilgray Fordítástechnológiai Kft.
Software

Founded: 2005

Istán Lengyel

Years in Fast 50: 2

www.kilgray.com

803%
Hungary
Offers clean and innovative translation technology to enhance
productivity and quality for translators, service providers and
enterprises.

Last Years Rank: 23

#14

771%

LGBS Polska Sp. z o.o.

Poland

Software

Founded: 2005

Wojciech Wolny

Years in Fast 50: 2

www.lgbs.pl

Last Years Rank: 6

Provides customised business-dedicated IT project solutions.
Main area of expertise is software creation services based on
Microsoft technologies. The company is also proficient at the Java
environment and other software frameworks.

#15

749%

Dolphio Consulting Kft.

Hungary

Software

Founded: 2004

János Rovnyai

Years in Fast 50: 3

www.dolphio.hu

Last Years Rank: 46

Engaged in R&D and related topics of information technology.
R&D projects including GPGPU technologies, 3D motion capture
and visualization, text and data mining, artificial intelligence,
multidimensional data processing and social network analysis.

#16

695%

SMT Software S.A.

Poland

Software

Founded: 2007

Sebastian Łękawa

Years in Fast 50: 2

www.smtsoftware.com

Innovative software house providing full-scale programming and
outsourcing services by combining creativity with mathematical
accuracy.

Last Years Rank: 8

Technology Fast 50 Central Europe 2013

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#17

TeamNet International SA
Software

Founded: 2001

Bogdan Padiu

Years in Fast 50: 6

www.teamnet.ro

Last Years Rank: 16

639%
Romania
Focuses on development and implementation of the software
applications based on the latest technologies; one of the most
important companies on the IT system integrators market in
Romania.

#18

624%

LIVECHAT Software S.A.

Poland

Software

Founded: 2002

Mariusz Cieply

Years in Fast 50: 3

www.livechatinc.com

Last Years Rank: 18

Provides live chat software that helps clients to talk directly to
their website visitors. Their mission is to deliver fast & simple
communication between e-commerce owners and best prospects
on their websites.

#19

618%

IT-Dev Sp. z o.o.

Poland

Software

Founded: 2006

Tomasz Szałaj

Years in Fast 50: 1

www.it-dev.pl

Provides customers with innovative software systems that
efficiently support business processes, offers solutions that support
flow of information.

Last Years Rank: -

#20

Future Processing Sp. z o.o.
Software
Jarosław Czaja

Years in Fast 50: 3

www.future-processing.com

12

Founded: 2004

Last Years Rank: 19

594%
Poland
Software development company, with a strong background in
Microsoft .NET and Java technologies, including mobile and web
application development.
“In order to reach success you must innovate, adapt to always
changing requirements, create real value for customers for
which they are ready to pay and, of course, believe in success
and decide to achieve it. A very important point also is
people, because a technology company without people is
worth nothing. The bigger you become, the harder it is to
maintain high growth, but also you learn a lot. So there is no
single recipe, but the right question to ask is ‘What limits us
from the growth we decided to achive?’ The most important
thing is to remove limiting factors, which in most cases are in
employees’ heads (especially in my own head).”
Andrius Rupšys, Managing Director, Ruptela UAB

“Proper investment into innovative technology that
turned out to be a strong income generator is what can
be called a secret behind our current success. It is going
to be difficult to maintain the growth. Still our strategy
is to produce a next innovation that will yield market
results and to inspire innovation within our company as
a strategic direction.”
Dejan Dramicanin, CEO; Vukasin Pejovic, COO; Bitgear Wireless Design Services d.o.o.

Technology Fast 50 Central Europe 2013

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#21

CompuGroup Medical Polska Sp. z o.o.
Software

Founded: 1995

Waldemar Grudzień

Years in Fast 50: 2

www.cgmpolska.pl

550%
Poland
Manufacturer of modern software for the healthcare sector.
Comprehensive offer including multimedia electronic patient
record and innovative solutions based on web technologies.

Last Years Rank: 50

#22

Capture Informatikai és Tanácsadó Zrt.
Software

Founded: 2004

Peter Dobozi

Years in Fast 50: 2

www.capture.hu

503%
Hungary
Offers software development, system integration, testing and
business consulting services for large corporates in Central Europe.

Last Years Rank: 10

#23

470%

Kishonti Kft.

Hungary

Software

Founded: 2003

Laszlo Kishonti

Years in Fast 50: 2

www.kishonti.net

Leading provider of CPU and GPU performance and benchmarking
software tools, focusing also on high performance mapping and
navigations.

Last Years Rank: 24

#24

SerwisPrawa.pl Sp. z o. o.
Internet
Jaroslaw Olejarz

Years in Fast 50: 1

www.serwisprawa.pl

14

Founded: 2007

Last Years Rank: -

465%
Poland
Provides information and advice in the field of law by using
a database of articles and messages on the legal issues.
#25

Sunrise System Poland Sp. z o.o.
Internet

Founded: 2003

Paweł Rybak

Years in Fast 50: 5

www.sunrisesystem.pl

439%
Poland
One of the leading interactive agencies in Central and Eastern
Europe specialized in the wider internet marketing, web analytics
and comprehensive consulting for commercial use of the web.

Last Years Rank: 15

#26

431%

Crys Computers SRL

Romania

Software

Founded: 2000

Gheorghe Pasc

Years in Fast 50: 4

www.incrys.ro

One of the leading IT outsourcing companies in Eastern Europe,
a provider of complete consulting and IT services that supports
and increase business strategy.

Last Years Rank: 25

#27

416%

Billennium Sp. z o.o.

Poland

Software

Founded: 2003

Gaweł Bartosz Łopiński

Years in Fast 50: 2

www.billennium.pl

Last Years Rank: 45

Designs and implements modern IT systems and offers IT
nearshoring for European market companies; owns the BPM
Platform that claims to be one of the most advanced systems of its
type in Poland.

#28

iData Műszaki Informatikai Mérnöki
Iroda Kft.
Software

Founded: 2005

Szabó Lajos

Years in Fast 50: 2

www.itrack.hu

Last Years Rank: 17

371%
Hungary
Involved in the development, production, operation and selling
of satellite tracking, route recording and theft protection systems.
Thanks to the versatile system called iTrack2 system, the users can
easily access the data of their vehicles on internet.

Technology Fast 50 Central Europe 2013

15
#29

369%

RBO Sp. z o.o.

Poland

Software

Founded: 2007

Robert Jerzy Śliwiński

Years in Fast 50: 1

www.rbo.pl

Provides services related to the data processing and
telecommunications, develop and implements IT solutions tailored
to the needs of the customers.

Last Years Rank: -

#30

363%

INVEA-TECH a.s.

Czech Republic

Telco/Networking

Founded: 2007

Rostislav Vocilka

Years in Fast 50: 1

www.invea-tech.com

Last Years Rank: -

Focuses on the use of programmable hardware (FPGA technology)
in the area of security and monitoring of high-speed network
applications. The target technologies are Gigabit and 10 gigabit
Ethernet. The other focus is to provide tools and devices for FPGA
research and development.

#31

Five Minutes (Pet minuta d.o.o.)
Software

Founded: 2007

Luka Abrus

Years in Fast 50: 1

www.fiveminutes.eu

326%
Croatia
Develops mobile applications for all platforms and advanced web
solutions, focusing on new technologies and next-generation apps.

Last Years Rank: -

#32

320%

Inwestycje.pl S.A.

Poland

Internet
Anna Sołowska-Łabaz

Years in Fast 50: 3

spolka.inwestycje.pl

16

Founded: 2004

Last Years Rank: 4

Owner and publisher of the Inwestycje.pl Media Group, one of
the largest independent financial portals in Poland focusing on
business professionals who seek for the knowledge about how to
invest money.
#33

303%

ESET, spol. s r.o.

Slovakia

Software

Founded: 1992

Richard Marko

Years in Fast 50: 11

www.eset.sk

Creates proactive protection against cyber threats including
security solutions as ESET NOD32 Antivirus, ESET Smart Security
and ESET Cyber Security.

Last Years Rank: -

#34

301%

eSKY.pl S.A.

Poland

Internet

Founded: 2004

Piotr Stępniewski

Years in Fast 50: 2

www.esky.pl

Online travel agency through which customers can book a number
of travel products and services, get information and gain
inspiration to travel, providing broader travel assistance.

Last Years Rank: 30

#35

301%

Technitel Polska S.A.

Poland

Telco/Networking

Founded: 2006

Rafał Rodziewicz

Years in Fast 50: 3

www.technitel.pl

Last Years Rank: 11

One of the largest companies in the telecommunications and
information technology in Poland. Fiber, wireless networks
provider.

#36

ZOOM International s.r.o.
Software

Founded: 1999

Simon Vostry

Years in Fast 50: 6

www.zoomint.com

295%
Czech Republic
Provides interaction recording and quality management solutions
for Contact Centers and Unified Communications environments.

Last Years Rank: 49

Technology Fast 50 Central Europe 2013

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“The secret behind our current success is for sure
consistency, openness to innovation, as well as cooperation
with scientific institutions and industry partners.
Additionally, the success of Softhis is our team, which
works hard every day to make our clients’ dreams and
ideas come true by creating new services and tools to
support business objectives.”
***
“First of all we will continue our activities and
additionally we plan to implement more advanced,
dedicated solutions. We are looking forward to
introducing our new product for SMEs - ORBIZER
platform, which combines in a cloud, project management
and CRM. We think it has a big potential for success.”
Łukasz Rzepecki, President of the board, Softhis Sp. z o.o.

18
#37

288%

SmartTel SA

Romania

Telco/Networking

Founded: 2000

Rodica Pavaloaia

Years in Fast 50: 2

www.smarttel.ro

Last Years Rank: 14

Mobile banking service allowing clients to visualize all necessary
information regarding their bank accounts directly on their mobile
phone. It also offers SMS messaging services providing solutions
for mobile marketing, allowing the creation and monitoring of
SMS promotional campaigns or SMS collection.

#38

286%

Fortech SRL

Romania

Software

Founded: 2003

Vaduva Calin

Years in Fast 50: 4

www.fortech.ro

IT outsourcing services provider that focuses on software
development services, covering all the phases of the software
development process.

Last Years Rank: -

#39

262%

INSIA a.s.

Czech Republic

Software

Founded: 1992

Ivan Špirakus

Years in Fast 50: 8

www.insia.com

Last Years Rank: 35

Insurance broker offering professional services in all areas of
commercial and personal insurance. Members of the INSIA network
are using IT system YETI which allows to share the knowledge,
processes, planning and communication within INSIA network.

#40

261%

CD PROJEKT S.A.

Poland

Media and Entertainment

Founded: 2002

Adam Kiciński

Years in Fast 50: 2

www.cdprojekt.com

Last Years Rank: 32

Involved in development of video games, one of the most
respected developers of RPG.

Technology Fast 50 Central Europe 2013

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#41

261%

IAI S.A.

Poland

Internet

Founded: 2006

Paweł Fornalski

Years in Fast 50: 3

www.iai-sa.com

Creator and provider of the IdoSell.com platform (SaaS), providing
a comprehensive solution for companies selling online in Poland.

Last Years Rank: 33

#42

249%

NFQ Technologies, UAB

Lithuania

Software

Founded: 2002

Paulius Insoda

Years in Fast 50: 1

www.nfq.com

Leading e-business and software development company in
the Baltics, focusing on solutions for e-commerce and travel
companies.

Last Years Rank: -

#43

239%

Ingenio Software SA

Romania

Software

Founded: 2004

Rodica Pavaloaia

Years in Fast 50: 2

www.ingenio.ro

Last Years Rank: 43

The role of Ingenio in partnerships with financial institutions
is mainly to offer consultancy and to develop and implement
products that provide them with competitive advantages.
The most important product created is an application that
automates the retail lending workflow.

#44

229%

TRAFFIQUA s.j.

Poland

Internet
Witold Czarnecki

Years in Fast 50: 1

www.traffiqua.pl

20

Founded: 2007

Last Years Rank: -

SEM agency operating in the performance marketing.
“Comperia started to operate in the time of the financial
crisis. In order to develop our business under such difficult
circumstances, we had to adopt an innovative action plan,
which at the same time was very risky. New attitude combined
with a lot of determination and motivation of the team
resulted in a very dynamic development of our company. We
don’t look back and always brainstorm all new possibilities;
we never focus on the problem, we want to concentrate on
achieving higher goals.”
***
“We conduct several strategic, highly innovative projects
which we believe will enable Comperia to sustain its business
dynamics. Additionally, we have identified many opportunities
to strengthen our presence on both online and mobile market.
At the moment, ComperiaAgent, a completely new application
dedicated to the insurance market, is going through a testing
phase. Its success, which we strongly believe in, will pave
the way to further challenges.”
Bartosz Michałek, CEO, Comperia.pl S.A.

Technology Fast 50 Central Europe 2013

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#45

225%

BalaBit IT Kft.

Hungary

Software

Founded: 2000

Zoltán Györkő

Years in Fast 50: 4

www.balabit.com

Last Years Rank: 47

An innovative information security company, a global leader in
the development of privileged activity monitoring, trusted logging
and proxy-based gateway technologies to help protect customers
against internal and external threats.

#46

220%

E-bola Média Kft.

Hungary

Internet

Founded: 2006

Domonkos Bence

Years in Fast 50: 2

ebolamedia.com

Online video content production and seeding company that
developed a proprietary Ebola Play platform; specialized in online
video campaigns.

Last Years Rank: 26

#47

204%

ITSG Sp. z o.o.

Poland

Software

Founded: 2006

Andrzej Wodnicki

Years in Fast 50: 1

www.itsg.com.pl

Creates own CRM, sales support and effectiveness management
systems and helps improve company’s operation in sales
management, increase of efficiency, cost control and compliance.

Last Years Rank: -

#48

202%

P.H. Elmat Sp. z o.o.

Poland

Telco/Networking
Jan Kalisz

Years in Fast 50: 1

www.elmat.pl

22

Founded: 1993

Last Years Rank: -

Offers and distributes modern information and communication
systems as well as new IT technologies.
#49

174%

Y Soft Corporation a.s.

Czech Republic

Software

Founded: 2000

Václav Muchna

Years in Fast 50: 1

www.ysoft.com

Last Years Rank: -

Provides scalable print system management solutions that enable
companies and organizations to control costs, reduce waste,
increase convenience for users, and have a positive effect on
the environment.

#50

173%

Mono d.o.o.

Croatia

Software

Founded: 2003

Denis Sušac

Years in Fast 50: 1

www.mono-software.com

Last Years Rank: -

Creates and distributes content management systems, social
networking frameworks, medical, pharmaceutical, e-government,
ecommerce, banking systems and various custom software
solutions.

Technology Fast 50 Central Europe 2013

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Big 5 awards
The Big 5 awards recognise those comapanies which
are too big to compete in growth rates with smaller
companies participating in the main Fast 50 ranking
but still growing at a rapid pace for their size. In order
to be eligible for Big 5 recognition, companies must
have:
1. Operating revenues of at least €50,000 in each
of the past 5 years. Exchange rates are based
on annual average given by the central bank of
the company’s respective national currency.
2. Been in business for a minimum of five years.
3. 2012 revenues in excess of €25 million.
4. Be headquartered within Central Europe.
Subsidiaries or divisions are not eligible unless they
have some public ownership and are separately
traded.

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Achieving € 25 million in revenue is a significant
achievement for our Technology Fast 50 winners.
Congratulation to these five companies and a special
note GOCLEVER Sp.z o.o who came 1st in the Big 5
and was also ranked 11th in the Fast 50.
Big Five
Poland: 2

ø 580%

Czech Republic: 1
Slovakia: 1

AVERAGE GROWTH

SAME COMPANIES AS LAST YEAR
COMPANIES BROKEN DOWN
BY COUNTRIES

2

2
65

Internet

Software

1
Computer, Peripherals

COMPANIES BROKEN DOWN BY SECTORS

Romania: 1

3
“Our success is based on our creativity in the product
portfolio development, fast responsiveness to changing
market conditions, short product life cycles, strong
focus on the customer and our young and dynamic
team, which is developing constantly. Additionally,
we put a lot of attention to the open attitude to any
changes, mutual trust and expansion to international
markets.”
***
“We plan to improve the efficiency of our processes
while maintaining the existing business model.
We will foster pro-innovative business culture in our
company and invest more in our employees and their
development.”
Henryk Ciechowski , CEO, GOCLEVER Sp. z o.o.

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#1

832%

GOCLEVER Sp. z o.o.

Poland

Computers/Peripherals

Founded: 2007

Henryk Ciechowski

Years in Fast 50: 1

www.goclever.com

Provides solutions in the field of consumer electronics, focusing on
customers looking for technologically advanced equipment and
electronic devices tailored to European requirements.

Rank in Fast 50:
Last Years Rank: 11

#2

824%

Internet Shop s.r.o.

Czech republic

Internet

Founded: 2006

Michal Zamec

Years in Fast 50: 3

www.parfums.cz

Online parfume and cosmetics shop operating the most extensive
network of parfume shops in Central Europe.

Rank in Fast 50:
Last Years Rank: 12

#3

TeamNet International SA
Software

Founded: 2001

Bogdan Padiu

Years in Fast 50: 6

www.teamnet.ro

Last Years Rank: 17
Rank in Fast 50:

639%
Romania
Focuses on development and implementation of the software
applications based on the latest technologies; one of the most
important companies on the IT system integrators market in
Romania.

Technology Fast 50 Central Europe 2013

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#4

303%

ESET, spol. s r.o.

Slovakia

Software

Founded: 1992

Ing. Richard Marko

Years in Fast 50: 11

www.eset.sk

Creates proactive protection against cyber threats including
security solutions as ESET NOD32 Antivirus, ESET Smart Security
and ESET Cyber Security.

Last in Fast 50:
RankYears Rank: 33

#5

301%

eSKY.pl S.A.

Poland

Internet
Piotr Stępniewski

Years in Fast 50: 2

www.esky.pl

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Founded: 2004

Last in Fast 50:
RankYears Rank: 34

Online travel agency through which customers can book a number
of travel products and services, get information and gain
inspiration to travel, providing broader travel assistance.
“We have no secret or special recipe for success. Since
the beginning, we have been fully focused on our
clients and their needs. We have provided our clients
with products that are of interest to them for prices
that are favourable to them. As such, our clients
have no reason to do their shopping anywhere else
now because they can find everything in our place.
We have included all of this in a package containing
services that make shopping more comfortable for our
customers.”
***
“We will also offer new products to our clients in
order to maintain our growth. We are planning to
reduce our delivery times even more and to get closer
to our clients through brick-and-mortar stores.”
Radek Ondrášík, Marketing Director, Parfums.cz

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Rising Star awards
The Rising Star awards recognise high-growth
nominating companies who are too young to the
Technology Fast 50, but already growing rapidly.
In order to qualify for the Rising Star award category
companies must meet the following key criteria:
1. Operating revenues at least €30,000 in each year.
Exchange rates are based on annual average given
by the central bank of the company’s respective
national currency.
2. Must be in business for a minimum of three years
but less than five.
3. Must be headquartered within Central Europe.
Subsidiaries or divisions are not eligible unless they
have some public ownership and are separately
traded.

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Congratulations to INSOFT Development & Consulting
SRL from Romania for topping the Rising Star award
category this year.
Rising Stars
Poland: 5

ø 819%

Czech Republic: 2
Slovakia: 1

AVERAGE GROWTH

Hungary: 1

2008

COMPANIES BROKEN DOWN
BY COUNTRIES

7
65
3
Internet

Software

COMPANIES BROKEN DOWN BY SECTORS

Romania: 1

MOST COMPANIES FOUNDED
“Our remarkable evolution was based on a sound business strategy and several other key factors: we extended our
team capabilities and expertise, we developed innovative IT
solutions and, consequently, grew our business. Our IT&C
solutions have been empowered to make the difference on
the market, to bring added value and help clients reach their
business objectives. Thus, we created the proper context for
approaching significant projects”
***
“Innovation and strategic planning will remain the key
elements for our future strategy, as well as the development
of the products’ portfolio by investing in large R&D projects
and strengthening the current partnerships. We will continue
to engage our employees in the company’s vision and we
plan to expand the business in new markets and create local
branches abroad”
Cristian Aciubotaritei, General Manager, Insoft Development

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#1

INSOFT Development & Consulting SRL
Software

Founded: 2008

Cristian Aciubotaritei
www.insoft-dc.ro

2884%
Romania
One of the main integrators for complete IT&C systems in
Romania, develops IT&C solutions and software applications that
address the business environment as well as educational and
health field.

#2

979%

Creative Web, s.r.o.
Internet

Slovakia
Founded: 2010

Zdenko Hoschek

Operator of the discount portal Zlavadna.sk that offers bulk
purchases and discounts.

www.zlavadna.sk

#3

968%

DMSI Sp. z o.o.
Software

Poland
Founded: 2009

Krzysztof Ciesielski

Offers a wide range of services related to software, modern
technology, security and the Internet.

www.dmsi.pl

#4

594%

Geosense s.r.o.
Software
Ladislav Capek
www.geosense.cz

Czech Republic
Founded: 2009

Provides a comprehensive portfolio of services and products for
the management of spatial data, one of the largest suppliers of
on-line geographic solutions for municipal governments across
the Czech Republic.

Technology Fast 50 Central Europe 2013

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#5

ITMAGINATION Sp. z o.o.
Software

Founded: 2008

Łukasz Kieloch

592%
Poland
Leading provider of innovative services and IT solutions in Poland,
business intelligence, consulting and business process integration.

www.itmagination.pl

#6

572%

DCC Labs Sp. z o.o.
Software

Poland
Founded: 2009

Marek Kiełczewski

Digital TV software house, specializing in middleware products and
solutions, offering a complex services for all IPTV, Cable, Satellite
and Broadcast systems and devices.

www.dcclabs.com

#7

535%

Xi Investment Sp. z o.o.
Internet

Poland
Founded: 2009

Maciej Bialek

Pixers sells custom-sized design wall murals, stickers, canvases &
posters.

www.pixersize.com

#8

416%

prezi.com Kft.
Software
Peter Arvai
www.prezi.com

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Hungary
Founded: 2008

A cloud based presentation software that enables interactive
presentations using zoomable canvas.
#9

328%

Inmite s.r.o.
Software

Czech Republic
Founded: 2008

Pavel Petrek

Developer of mobile applications delivering clever and innovative
mobile solutions for companies.

www.inmite.eu

#10

318%

Morizon S.A.
Internet

Poland
Founded: 2008

One of the leading real estate search websites in Poland.

Bolesław Drapella
www.morizon.pl

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Wearable technology – creating a new
paradigm for the next decade?
Innovation is at the heart of the Fast 50 – and
nowhere is the spirit of innovation more evident
today than in the rapidly expanding field of
wearable technologies. It has the clear potential to
revolutionise the way businesses and consumers
across the world work and play.
And the companies that deliver genuinely
innovative, differentiated technology and services
stand to outperform their competition over
the next decade. To quote S. T. Liew, President
of Smartphones at Acer, “Wearable isn’t new... it
just hasn’t exploded in the way that it should. But
the opportunity is for billions of dollars’ worth of
industry.”1
Smart technology is moving far beyond the mobile and
the tablet to embrace an emerging new generation of
wearable products that are pioneering an entirely novel
approach to user interaction. For instead of requiring
the user to turn on a device, these emergent solutions
are always on – constant companions, embedded in
clothing or jewellery, glasses or contact lenses, shoes or
even tattoos.
Such continuous accessibility is heralding in entirely
new ways for consumers to use computers as a virtual
extension of their own senses. The potential for such
devices to infiltrate application areas is immense,
ranging right across users’ personal and professional
lives to embrace communication, socialising,
documentation, navigation, shopping, entertainment,
exercise and more.

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1 Source, Pocket-lint 14 June 2013

But it’s not just about potential – many devices are
already on the market, including high-profile products
from the likes of Google, Samsung and Sony as well as
a host of smaller brands, many of which are suitable
for specific types of activity. At present, however,
the usage of today’s generation of wearable technology
is dominated by activities relating to fitness, health and
well-being.
While this means that business applications have until
now been relatively limited, we believe that there is
considerable scope for wearable technology to become
a key business tool for workers in many industries across
the world. We investigate some of the most significant
opportunities towards the end of this article.
Looking ahead is key to innovation, of course, but to
achieve a vision of the near future it’s also important
to gain an understanding of where we are today. So
first, here is a brief overview of some of the devices and
applications that are available or on the verge of launch
today.
Smart glasses
One of the most important challenges facing
the developers of smart glasses remains that of
integrating functionality into an appropriately
lightweight and appealing design; with the weight of
current products ranging between 50 and 750 grams,
it’s clear that certain manufacturers have considerable
progress to make before their solutions become fully
acceptable to the consumer.
However, much groundwork has already been
completed in many areas. Command functionality
including accurate voice recognition, head-movement
and optical touch systems is effective and robust. Easy
connectivity with Android, iPhone and the cloud enable
straightforward information storage and retrieval. And
features such as an accelerometer, magnetometer,
altimeter, barometer and more enable a wide range of
functionality.
Today, the potential for integrating Augmented Reality
(AR) features into smart glasses is a major focus for
developers, enabling wearers to access additional
information about objects in the real world, supporting
a host of potential applications for business and
pleasure.
And a new generation of necklace-based digital
devices is also emerging, that connect with the user’s
mobile phone or tablet to add new layers of AR-based
functionality. Such devices not only allow the wearer
to interact using hand gestures (such as by drawing
the ‘@’ symbol to open an email application), they can
also recognise physical objects and project additional
information about them. For example, if the necklace
recognises a still from a video in a newspaper, it can
play the video in place of the single picture.

Wristbands and smart watches
Clearly, the wrist is the preferred site for a wearable
gadget, and the proliferation of wrist-worn devices
– particularly those monitoring a wearer’s activities
for fitness purposes – supports this view. From simple
pedometers, to heart and sleep monitors and even
authentication solutions, wristbands are becoming
ubiquitous. And with Bluetooth or Wi-Fi connections
to smartphones, supported by companion mobile
apps for a better user experience, their functionality is
broadening.
However, the rapid rise of the smartwatch looks likely
to overtake the more limited capabilities of the albeit
far cheaper wristband. While a watch linked to
a computer is nothing new – the Seiko RC-1000 Wrist
Terminal could do so as long ago as in 1984 – today’s
generation, from manufacturers such as Samsung, Sony
and Qualcomm, can increasingly combine wristband
functionality with smartphone capabilities. In addition,
a number of models can act as a mobile, even without
a headset, to enable users to make voice calls without
carrying a phone.

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Clothing, rings and tattoos
Increasingly, of course, almost anything that can be
worn can contain a smart wearable device, from rings
that use NFC technology to lock and unlock a mobile
phone, accelerometers in shoes, shirts that read blood
pressure and hats containing impact sensors.
And the limits are decreasing all the time, with some
devices that are so thin they can be embedded in
stickers like tattoos that monitor the state of the human
body. One example of this measures hydration levels,
telling its wearer to drink more fluids when hydration
levels fall.

There is also great scope for businesses to use smart
wearables for employee identification, authentication
and monitoring. For example, the same wristband
could both provide an utterly reliable identification of
the wearer through analysing their unique physical
profile and simultaneously authorise their entry into
those areas where they are permitted. In addition,
such wearables could also be used to authenticate
workers for their computers and office appliances such
as printers and copiers. And, of course, they could be
used to track the location of employees during working
hours.

Wearables at work
This sheer range and proliferation of wearable devices
are compelling evidence that they will soon have a key
role to play in the workplace. We are far from alone in
this view, with Gartner and others predicting a boom
in wearable solutions in the next few years generating
annual sales measured in billions of dollars.

There is also much potential for bespoke wearables
to be used in a range of vertical markets. One such
is medicine, where patients’ health status may be
remotely monitored by physicians receiving data on
their heart rates, blood pressure, ECG feed-outs,
hydration, temperature and more.

We can easily envisage a number of scenarios in
which wearable technology will help to revolutionise
activities and productivity in the workplace. There are
many situations in which workers require up-to-date
information while using their arms, such as driving,
operating machinery or repairing a device. In such
circumstances, smart glasses would provide an ideal
conduit for real-time data to be transmitted to them.

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Emerging opportunities
With more and more consumers, businesses and
sectors becoming aware of the potential of wearable
technology to provide a range of benefits, enterprises
– and technology companies in particular – are facing
some very significant opportunities.
Not only do these include individual applications and
devices for specific purposes – there is also considerable
scope for companies to build a single solution that
combines the functionality of many others to eradicate
the need for users to possess many separate devices.
Another major opportunity is for the creation of
the “ultimate” service infrastructure, capable of
supporting a wide range of wearable devices. This
would have the potential to give users a single point of
contact for all their devices, enabling them to view and
analyse all their activities and statistics in a single place.
There is no doubt that technology companies would
be well advised to respond aggressively and decisively
to the opportunities afforded by such trends. As we
move into an era when consumers and workers will
become increasingly reliant on having always-on access
to the information they require, the next wave of
the information age is wearable. And those companies
that help to shape this world will be at the forefront
of the next generation just as Apple, Samsung and
countless niche players have been over the last decade.

Jan Andrascik, jandrascik@deloittece.com
Petra Fritzova, pfritzova@deloittece.com

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Thought leadership
CE Private Equity Confidence Survey
www.deloitte.com/cepe
Deloitte’s Central European Private Equity Confidence Survey reflects the expectations of private equity professionals
focusing on Central Europe. The survey has been conducted twice a year since March 2003 and the results are based
on questionnaires sent to professionals in private equity firms active in the following Central European countries:
Estonia, Lithuania, Latvia, Poland, Czech Republic, Slovakia, Hungary, Romania, Moldova, Bulgaria, Macedonia,
Slovenia, Croatia, Bosnia & Herzegovina, Serbia, Montenegro, and Albania.
CE CFO Survey
www.deloitte.com/cecfo
The Deloitte CE CFO Survey is a unique collection of 13 locally tailored reports reflecting the opinions of 668 CFOs of
leading companies in the Central European region. The findings are based on the fourth edition of a Deloitte survey
undertaken from February until April 2013 in 13 countries in the region – Albania & Kosovo, Bulgaria, Croatia, Czech
Republic, Estonia, Hungary, Latvia, Lithuania, Poland, Romania, Serbia, Slovakia and Slovenia. All the unique reports
provide fascinating insights into CFO opinions at a key moment in economic history.
CE Top 500, 2013
www.deloitte.com/cetop500
The 2013 edition of the Deloitte CE Top 500 report ranks the largest companies from the 18 countries that comprise
Central Europe. In addition, it includes the opinions of some of the region’s most prominent business leaders, with
a focus on the priorities that do most to deliver stability and growth.

Deloitte Review – Issue 13
www.dupress.com/collection/deloitte-review
Deloitte Review is a semi-annual Deloitte University Press publication showcasing a selection of articles including
original research and viewpoints. This issue of Deloitte Review, focuses on the definition of innovation and the strategic
implications of getting that definition right (or wrong), and also explore opportunities for innovation in talent
acquisition, data marketplaces, and technology.

More information on our recent publications can be found on www.deloitte.com
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Contacts
CE Technology Fast 50
project team

Marketing contacts

Cem Turan
Regional Manager,
CE Clients & Markets
Central Europe
cturan@deloitteCE.com

Ewa Rzeczkowska
Poland
erzeczkowska@deloitteCE.com

Aleksandra Gregovic
Serbia
agregovic@deloitteCE.com

Paula Sobczyk
Poland
psobczyk@deloitteCE.com

Kinga Tihanyi
Hungary
ktihanyi@deloitteCE.com

Lina Pradkeliene
Lithuania
lpradkeliene@deloitteCE.com

Diana Karaffová
Slovakia
dkaraffova@deloitteCE.com

Ana Kovačec Cofek
Croatia
acofek@deloitteCE.com

Gisela Toomesoo
Estonia
gtoomesoo@deloitteCE.com

Ioana Bardan
Romania
ibardan@deloitteCE.com

Lukáš Kropík
Czech Republic
lkropik@deloitteCE.com

Soňa Furmánková
Project Manager,
CE Clients & Markets
Central Europe
sfurmankova@deloitteCE.com
Piotr Świętochowski
Director, Audit
Poland
pswietochowski@deloitteCE.com
Krzysztof Sowada
Senior Manager, Audit
Poland
ksowada@deloitteCE.com

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Contacts
Business contacts
Marek Metrycki
Technology Fast 50 CE
Programme Leader
Poland
mmetrycki@deloitteCE.com
Jakub Bojanowski
Partner, TMT Industry Expert
Poland
jbojanowski@deloitteCE.com

Linas Galvelė
Director, Financial Advisory
Lithuania
lgalvele@deloitteCE.com
Ivica Perica
BAS, Director
Croatia
iperica@deloitteCE.com
Luka Škacan
BAS, Senior Consultant
Croatia
lskacan@deloitteCE.com

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Martina Aleksić
BAS, Senior Consultant
Croatia
maleksic@deloitteCE.com

Milan Herbez
Audit Manager
Serbia
mherbez@deloitteCE.com

Petr Viktora
Partner, ICT Consulting
Czech Republic
pviktora@deloitteCE.com

Alina Mirea
Partner, Audit
Romania
amirea@deloitteCE.com

András Fülöp
Partner in Charge, FAS
Hungary
afulop@deloitteCE.com

Ladislav Šauer
Director, Audit
Czech Republic
lsauer@deloitteCE.com

Monica Guminski
Senior Manager, Audit
Romania
iguminski@deloitteCE.com

Zoltán Verbó
Assistant Director, FAS
Hungary
zverbo@deloitteCE.com

Veiko Hintsov
Partner, Audit
Estonia
vhintsov@deloitteCE.com

Nada Sudjic
ERS Partner
Serbia
nsudjic@deloitteCE.com

Ivan Lužica
Partner, Consulting
Slovakia
iluzica@deloitteCE.com

Jelena Galic
ERS Director
Serbia
jgalic@deloitteCE.com

Zdeněk Křížek
Partner, ICT Consulting and Risk
Services
Czech Republic
zkrizek@deloitteCE.com
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Ce fast50 2013_final

  • 1. Technology Fast50 Powerful connections Technology Fast 50 Powerful connections Technology, Media and Telecommunications Central Europe 2013
  • 2. Welcome to the Deloitte Technology Fast 50 Central Europe 2013 The Deloitte Technology Fast 50 in Central Europe is a programme that recognises and profiles fast growing technology companies in the region. The programme, which is now in its 14th year, ranks the 50 fastest growing public or private technology companies. Technology Fast 50 award winners for 2013 are determined based on the revenue growth over five years (2008 to 2012). Revenue growth is calculated in local currency. Companies must meet a minimum revenue threshold (in Euros) in order to qualify. Exchange rates are based on annual average given by the central bank of the company’s respective national currency. The programme includes the following related industry sectors: Biotech / Pharmaceutical / Medical equipment Telecommunications / Networking, Computers / Peripherals Internet Semiconductors, components and electronics Media and entertainment Software Greentech 2 The Deloitte Technology Fast 50 Programme in Central Europe recognises technology companies that have achieved the fastest rates of annual revenue growth in the region during the past five years (2008 to 2012). It is part of the global Fast 500 programme. Technology companies are invited to self-nominate for the programme via our website. Financial data about the companies is provided by the entrants themselves and is gathered via our online survey tool. This information is then cross-checked using each company’s financial statements which have been verified by their accountants or a registered auditor. For further information regarding the Deloitte Technology Fast 50 Central Europe programme, please visit our website: www.deloitte.com/cefast50.
  • 3. Contents Introduction 4 2013 Technology Fast 50 5 Big 5 awards 24 Rising star awards 30 Wearable technology 36 Thought leadership 40 Contacts 41 Technology Fast 50 Central Europe 2013 3
  • 4. Introduction Powerful connections The publication of the Deloitte CE Technology Fast 50 is always a particularly exciting moment each year, in that it’s an opportunity to bring our region’s greatest innovators to the attention of a wider audience. As ever, this year’s Fast 50 recognises those technology companies in the CE region that have the most rapid rates of revenue growth. Many of them are not large organisations, but that doesn’t matter – in today’s global marketplace, they often punch far above their weight to take Central European innovation right across the world. Throughout the report you will find management views from some of the top ranked companies on the secrets behind their fast growth as well as their plans for maintaining momentum in the future. In this way, their activities represent to a global audience the flexibility, creativity and inventiveness of our region’s business community. This is a particularly important factor as our countries continue their gradual emergence from the widespread slowdown that has affected the world economy over the last five years. A special feature of this year’s report is an article outlining some current applications and potential future opportunities for wearable technologies, one of the tech industry’s most exciting sectors that companies looking to be in a future edition of the Fast 50 cannot ignore. The report also includes not only the Fast 50 itself, but also the Big 5 rankings and Rising Star awards. The latter, that recognise those companies that are currently too young for inclusion in the Fast 50, are especially fascinating as many businesses included in the past have progressed to make the Fast 50 itself. As ever, I look forward to tracking their progress in years to come. Marek Metrycki Fast 50 Programme Leader Deloitte Central Europe 4
  • 5. 2013 Technology Fast 50 Technology Fast 50 Central Europe 2013 5
  • 6. Fast 50 Overview Lithuania: 2 Poland: 22 Czech Republic: 5 ø 671% Slovakia: 2 Hungary: 8 AVERAGE GROWTH 22 8 COMPANIES BROKEN DOWN BY COUNTRIES COMPANIES THAT MOVED UP COMPARED TO LAST YEAR 29 65 17 COMPANIES THAT MOVED DOWN COMPARED TO LAST YEAR 2007 MOST COMPANIES FOUNDED Romania: 6 Serbia: 1 NEW COMPANIES ENTERED THE RANKING Croatia: 4 1 Computer, Peripherals 13 Internet 1 1 Media, Components, Software Entertainment Electronics, Semiconductors COMPANIES BROKEN DOWN BY SECTORS 5 Telecoms, Networking
  • 7. “Our growth strategy is two-fold: firstly we will continue to heavily invest in the technology that powers our business, supporting all of our business lines (air, hotels, vacation packages), which allows us to easily scale our business across markets. Secondly, our intention is to continue to expand internationally. After the successful deployment of our business in Vietnam, we are continuing to study emerging and frontier markets which will grow at a fast pace in the coming years.” Daniel Truica, Managing Partner, Vola.ro SRL
  • 8. #01 5729% Vola.ro SRL Romania Internet Founded: 2004 Daniel Truica Years in Fast 50: 3 www.vola.ro Founded as a student travel business. Currently, the main focus is on selling air-tickets and other services for travellers over the internet. Last Years Rank: 1 #02 Bitgear Wireless Design Services d.o.o. Semicond., Components and Electronics Dejan Dramicanin Founded: 2007 www.bitgear.com 1872% Serbia Last Years Rank: - Years in Fast 50: 1 Provides innovative applications of different aspects of digital signal processing. Delivers custom and standard system solutions, as well as system components and intellectual property. #03 1573% Softhis Sp. z o.o. Poland Software Founded: 2005 Łukasz Rzepecki Years in Fast 50: 2 www.softhis.com Provides advanced IT solutions which support business plans and strategies; professional implementation of projects. Last Years Rank: 29 #04 1500% Comperia.pl S.A. Poland Internet Bartosz Michałek Years in Fast 50: 1 www.comperia.pl 8 Founded: 2007 Last Years Rank: - Portal that provides financial comparison of bank products offered to customers. Currently comparing morgages, credit cards, personal accounts and savings accounts and other products.
  • 9. #05 1282% Ruptela, UAB Lithuania Telco/Networking Founded: 2007 Andrius Rupšys Years in Fast 50: 1 www.ruptela.lt Help people and organizations to manage their property effectively, while using the latest communication technologies technologies (GSM, 3G, GPS), electronics and software systems. Last Years Rank: - #06 1110% WEBTEH d.o.o. Croatia Software Founded: 2003 Igor Grčman Years in Fast 50: 1 www.webteh.hr Provides payment and software solutions to merchants and banks by developing PCI DSS compliant payment gateways and payment software solutions. Last Years Rank: - #07 1008% Játéknet.hu Kft. Hungary Internet Founded: 2006 Akos Bognar Years in Fast 50: 1 www.jateknet.hu Online store selling computer games and products for children. Last Years Rank: - #08 1003% WebSupport, s.r.o. Slovakia Internet Founded: 2004 Michal Truban Years in Fast 50: 1 www.websupport.sk Largest provider of hosting services and domain registrations in Slovakia, operating also in other 3 countries of Central Europe. Last Years Rank: - Technology Fast 50 Central Europe 2013 9
  • 10. #09 926% Swiftway Sp. z o.o. Poland Internet Founded: 2005 Alex Bninski Years in Fast 50: 1 www.swiftway.net Offers complete monitoring of the network, provides turn key internet services that include cloud, CDN, server management and dedicated servers. Last Years Rank: - #10 892% Infinum Ltd. Croatia Software Founded: 2005 Tomislav Car Years in Fast 50: 1 www.infinum.co Software design and development company specialized in providing mobile and web development services. Last Years Rank: - #11 832% GOCLEVER Sp. z o.o. Poland Computers/Peripherals Founded: 2007 Henryk Ciechowski Years in Fast 50: 1 www.goclever.com Provides solutions in the field of consumer electronics, focusing on customers looking for technologically advanced equipment and electronic devices tailored to European requirements. Last Years Rank: - #12 824% Internet Shop s.r.o. Czech republic Internet Michal Zamec Years in Fast 50: 3 www.parfums.cz 10 Founded: 2006 Last Years Rank: 7 Online parfume and cosmetics shop operating the most extensive network of parfume shops in Central Europe.
  • 11. #13 Kilgray Fordítástechnológiai Kft. Software Founded: 2005 Istán Lengyel Years in Fast 50: 2 www.kilgray.com 803% Hungary Offers clean and innovative translation technology to enhance productivity and quality for translators, service providers and enterprises. Last Years Rank: 23 #14 771% LGBS Polska Sp. z o.o. Poland Software Founded: 2005 Wojciech Wolny Years in Fast 50: 2 www.lgbs.pl Last Years Rank: 6 Provides customised business-dedicated IT project solutions. Main area of expertise is software creation services based on Microsoft technologies. The company is also proficient at the Java environment and other software frameworks. #15 749% Dolphio Consulting Kft. Hungary Software Founded: 2004 János Rovnyai Years in Fast 50: 3 www.dolphio.hu Last Years Rank: 46 Engaged in R&D and related topics of information technology. R&D projects including GPGPU technologies, 3D motion capture and visualization, text and data mining, artificial intelligence, multidimensional data processing and social network analysis. #16 695% SMT Software S.A. Poland Software Founded: 2007 Sebastian Łękawa Years in Fast 50: 2 www.smtsoftware.com Innovative software house providing full-scale programming and outsourcing services by combining creativity with mathematical accuracy. Last Years Rank: 8 Technology Fast 50 Central Europe 2013 11
  • 12. #17 TeamNet International SA Software Founded: 2001 Bogdan Padiu Years in Fast 50: 6 www.teamnet.ro Last Years Rank: 16 639% Romania Focuses on development and implementation of the software applications based on the latest technologies; one of the most important companies on the IT system integrators market in Romania. #18 624% LIVECHAT Software S.A. Poland Software Founded: 2002 Mariusz Cieply Years in Fast 50: 3 www.livechatinc.com Last Years Rank: 18 Provides live chat software that helps clients to talk directly to their website visitors. Their mission is to deliver fast & simple communication between e-commerce owners and best prospects on their websites. #19 618% IT-Dev Sp. z o.o. Poland Software Founded: 2006 Tomasz Szałaj Years in Fast 50: 1 www.it-dev.pl Provides customers with innovative software systems that efficiently support business processes, offers solutions that support flow of information. Last Years Rank: - #20 Future Processing Sp. z o.o. Software Jarosław Czaja Years in Fast 50: 3 www.future-processing.com 12 Founded: 2004 Last Years Rank: 19 594% Poland Software development company, with a strong background in Microsoft .NET and Java technologies, including mobile and web application development.
  • 13. “In order to reach success you must innovate, adapt to always changing requirements, create real value for customers for which they are ready to pay and, of course, believe in success and decide to achieve it. A very important point also is people, because a technology company without people is worth nothing. The bigger you become, the harder it is to maintain high growth, but also you learn a lot. So there is no single recipe, but the right question to ask is ‘What limits us from the growth we decided to achive?’ The most important thing is to remove limiting factors, which in most cases are in employees’ heads (especially in my own head).” Andrius Rupšys, Managing Director, Ruptela UAB “Proper investment into innovative technology that turned out to be a strong income generator is what can be called a secret behind our current success. It is going to be difficult to maintain the growth. Still our strategy is to produce a next innovation that will yield market results and to inspire innovation within our company as a strategic direction.” Dejan Dramicanin, CEO; Vukasin Pejovic, COO; Bitgear Wireless Design Services d.o.o. Technology Fast 50 Central Europe 2013 13
  • 14. #21 CompuGroup Medical Polska Sp. z o.o. Software Founded: 1995 Waldemar Grudzień Years in Fast 50: 2 www.cgmpolska.pl 550% Poland Manufacturer of modern software for the healthcare sector. Comprehensive offer including multimedia electronic patient record and innovative solutions based on web technologies. Last Years Rank: 50 #22 Capture Informatikai és Tanácsadó Zrt. Software Founded: 2004 Peter Dobozi Years in Fast 50: 2 www.capture.hu 503% Hungary Offers software development, system integration, testing and business consulting services for large corporates in Central Europe. Last Years Rank: 10 #23 470% Kishonti Kft. Hungary Software Founded: 2003 Laszlo Kishonti Years in Fast 50: 2 www.kishonti.net Leading provider of CPU and GPU performance and benchmarking software tools, focusing also on high performance mapping and navigations. Last Years Rank: 24 #24 SerwisPrawa.pl Sp. z o. o. Internet Jaroslaw Olejarz Years in Fast 50: 1 www.serwisprawa.pl 14 Founded: 2007 Last Years Rank: - 465% Poland Provides information and advice in the field of law by using a database of articles and messages on the legal issues.
  • 15. #25 Sunrise System Poland Sp. z o.o. Internet Founded: 2003 Paweł Rybak Years in Fast 50: 5 www.sunrisesystem.pl 439% Poland One of the leading interactive agencies in Central and Eastern Europe specialized in the wider internet marketing, web analytics and comprehensive consulting for commercial use of the web. Last Years Rank: 15 #26 431% Crys Computers SRL Romania Software Founded: 2000 Gheorghe Pasc Years in Fast 50: 4 www.incrys.ro One of the leading IT outsourcing companies in Eastern Europe, a provider of complete consulting and IT services that supports and increase business strategy. Last Years Rank: 25 #27 416% Billennium Sp. z o.o. Poland Software Founded: 2003 Gaweł Bartosz Łopiński Years in Fast 50: 2 www.billennium.pl Last Years Rank: 45 Designs and implements modern IT systems and offers IT nearshoring for European market companies; owns the BPM Platform that claims to be one of the most advanced systems of its type in Poland. #28 iData Műszaki Informatikai Mérnöki Iroda Kft. Software Founded: 2005 Szabó Lajos Years in Fast 50: 2 www.itrack.hu Last Years Rank: 17 371% Hungary Involved in the development, production, operation and selling of satellite tracking, route recording and theft protection systems. Thanks to the versatile system called iTrack2 system, the users can easily access the data of their vehicles on internet. Technology Fast 50 Central Europe 2013 15
  • 16. #29 369% RBO Sp. z o.o. Poland Software Founded: 2007 Robert Jerzy Śliwiński Years in Fast 50: 1 www.rbo.pl Provides services related to the data processing and telecommunications, develop and implements IT solutions tailored to the needs of the customers. Last Years Rank: - #30 363% INVEA-TECH a.s. Czech Republic Telco/Networking Founded: 2007 Rostislav Vocilka Years in Fast 50: 1 www.invea-tech.com Last Years Rank: - Focuses on the use of programmable hardware (FPGA technology) in the area of security and monitoring of high-speed network applications. The target technologies are Gigabit and 10 gigabit Ethernet. The other focus is to provide tools and devices for FPGA research and development. #31 Five Minutes (Pet minuta d.o.o.) Software Founded: 2007 Luka Abrus Years in Fast 50: 1 www.fiveminutes.eu 326% Croatia Develops mobile applications for all platforms and advanced web solutions, focusing on new technologies and next-generation apps. Last Years Rank: - #32 320% Inwestycje.pl S.A. Poland Internet Anna Sołowska-Łabaz Years in Fast 50: 3 spolka.inwestycje.pl 16 Founded: 2004 Last Years Rank: 4 Owner and publisher of the Inwestycje.pl Media Group, one of the largest independent financial portals in Poland focusing on business professionals who seek for the knowledge about how to invest money.
  • 17. #33 303% ESET, spol. s r.o. Slovakia Software Founded: 1992 Richard Marko Years in Fast 50: 11 www.eset.sk Creates proactive protection against cyber threats including security solutions as ESET NOD32 Antivirus, ESET Smart Security and ESET Cyber Security. Last Years Rank: - #34 301% eSKY.pl S.A. Poland Internet Founded: 2004 Piotr Stępniewski Years in Fast 50: 2 www.esky.pl Online travel agency through which customers can book a number of travel products and services, get information and gain inspiration to travel, providing broader travel assistance. Last Years Rank: 30 #35 301% Technitel Polska S.A. Poland Telco/Networking Founded: 2006 Rafał Rodziewicz Years in Fast 50: 3 www.technitel.pl Last Years Rank: 11 One of the largest companies in the telecommunications and information technology in Poland. Fiber, wireless networks provider. #36 ZOOM International s.r.o. Software Founded: 1999 Simon Vostry Years in Fast 50: 6 www.zoomint.com 295% Czech Republic Provides interaction recording and quality management solutions for Contact Centers and Unified Communications environments. Last Years Rank: 49 Technology Fast 50 Central Europe 2013 17
  • 18. “The secret behind our current success is for sure consistency, openness to innovation, as well as cooperation with scientific institutions and industry partners. Additionally, the success of Softhis is our team, which works hard every day to make our clients’ dreams and ideas come true by creating new services and tools to support business objectives.” *** “First of all we will continue our activities and additionally we plan to implement more advanced, dedicated solutions. We are looking forward to introducing our new product for SMEs - ORBIZER platform, which combines in a cloud, project management and CRM. We think it has a big potential for success.” Łukasz Rzepecki, President of the board, Softhis Sp. z o.o. 18
  • 19. #37 288% SmartTel SA Romania Telco/Networking Founded: 2000 Rodica Pavaloaia Years in Fast 50: 2 www.smarttel.ro Last Years Rank: 14 Mobile banking service allowing clients to visualize all necessary information regarding their bank accounts directly on their mobile phone. It also offers SMS messaging services providing solutions for mobile marketing, allowing the creation and monitoring of SMS promotional campaigns or SMS collection. #38 286% Fortech SRL Romania Software Founded: 2003 Vaduva Calin Years in Fast 50: 4 www.fortech.ro IT outsourcing services provider that focuses on software development services, covering all the phases of the software development process. Last Years Rank: - #39 262% INSIA a.s. Czech Republic Software Founded: 1992 Ivan Špirakus Years in Fast 50: 8 www.insia.com Last Years Rank: 35 Insurance broker offering professional services in all areas of commercial and personal insurance. Members of the INSIA network are using IT system YETI which allows to share the knowledge, processes, planning and communication within INSIA network. #40 261% CD PROJEKT S.A. Poland Media and Entertainment Founded: 2002 Adam Kiciński Years in Fast 50: 2 www.cdprojekt.com Last Years Rank: 32 Involved in development of video games, one of the most respected developers of RPG. Technology Fast 50 Central Europe 2013 19
  • 20. #41 261% IAI S.A. Poland Internet Founded: 2006 Paweł Fornalski Years in Fast 50: 3 www.iai-sa.com Creator and provider of the IdoSell.com platform (SaaS), providing a comprehensive solution for companies selling online in Poland. Last Years Rank: 33 #42 249% NFQ Technologies, UAB Lithuania Software Founded: 2002 Paulius Insoda Years in Fast 50: 1 www.nfq.com Leading e-business and software development company in the Baltics, focusing on solutions for e-commerce and travel companies. Last Years Rank: - #43 239% Ingenio Software SA Romania Software Founded: 2004 Rodica Pavaloaia Years in Fast 50: 2 www.ingenio.ro Last Years Rank: 43 The role of Ingenio in partnerships with financial institutions is mainly to offer consultancy and to develop and implement products that provide them with competitive advantages. The most important product created is an application that automates the retail lending workflow. #44 229% TRAFFIQUA s.j. Poland Internet Witold Czarnecki Years in Fast 50: 1 www.traffiqua.pl 20 Founded: 2007 Last Years Rank: - SEM agency operating in the performance marketing.
  • 21. “Comperia started to operate in the time of the financial crisis. In order to develop our business under such difficult circumstances, we had to adopt an innovative action plan, which at the same time was very risky. New attitude combined with a lot of determination and motivation of the team resulted in a very dynamic development of our company. We don’t look back and always brainstorm all new possibilities; we never focus on the problem, we want to concentrate on achieving higher goals.” *** “We conduct several strategic, highly innovative projects which we believe will enable Comperia to sustain its business dynamics. Additionally, we have identified many opportunities to strengthen our presence on both online and mobile market. At the moment, ComperiaAgent, a completely new application dedicated to the insurance market, is going through a testing phase. Its success, which we strongly believe in, will pave the way to further challenges.” Bartosz Michałek, CEO, Comperia.pl S.A. Technology Fast 50 Central Europe 2013 21
  • 22. #45 225% BalaBit IT Kft. Hungary Software Founded: 2000 Zoltán Györkő Years in Fast 50: 4 www.balabit.com Last Years Rank: 47 An innovative information security company, a global leader in the development of privileged activity monitoring, trusted logging and proxy-based gateway technologies to help protect customers against internal and external threats. #46 220% E-bola Média Kft. Hungary Internet Founded: 2006 Domonkos Bence Years in Fast 50: 2 ebolamedia.com Online video content production and seeding company that developed a proprietary Ebola Play platform; specialized in online video campaigns. Last Years Rank: 26 #47 204% ITSG Sp. z o.o. Poland Software Founded: 2006 Andrzej Wodnicki Years in Fast 50: 1 www.itsg.com.pl Creates own CRM, sales support and effectiveness management systems and helps improve company’s operation in sales management, increase of efficiency, cost control and compliance. Last Years Rank: - #48 202% P.H. Elmat Sp. z o.o. Poland Telco/Networking Jan Kalisz Years in Fast 50: 1 www.elmat.pl 22 Founded: 1993 Last Years Rank: - Offers and distributes modern information and communication systems as well as new IT technologies.
  • 23. #49 174% Y Soft Corporation a.s. Czech Republic Software Founded: 2000 Václav Muchna Years in Fast 50: 1 www.ysoft.com Last Years Rank: - Provides scalable print system management solutions that enable companies and organizations to control costs, reduce waste, increase convenience for users, and have a positive effect on the environment. #50 173% Mono d.o.o. Croatia Software Founded: 2003 Denis Sušac Years in Fast 50: 1 www.mono-software.com Last Years Rank: - Creates and distributes content management systems, social networking frameworks, medical, pharmaceutical, e-government, ecommerce, banking systems and various custom software solutions. Technology Fast 50 Central Europe 2013 23
  • 24. Big 5 awards The Big 5 awards recognise those comapanies which are too big to compete in growth rates with smaller companies participating in the main Fast 50 ranking but still growing at a rapid pace for their size. In order to be eligible for Big 5 recognition, companies must have: 1. Operating revenues of at least €50,000 in each of the past 5 years. Exchange rates are based on annual average given by the central bank of the company’s respective national currency. 2. Been in business for a minimum of five years. 3. 2012 revenues in excess of €25 million. 4. Be headquartered within Central Europe. Subsidiaries or divisions are not eligible unless they have some public ownership and are separately traded. 24 Achieving € 25 million in revenue is a significant achievement for our Technology Fast 50 winners. Congratulation to these five companies and a special note GOCLEVER Sp.z o.o who came 1st in the Big 5 and was also ranked 11th in the Fast 50.
  • 25. Big Five Poland: 2 ø 580% Czech Republic: 1 Slovakia: 1 AVERAGE GROWTH SAME COMPANIES AS LAST YEAR COMPANIES BROKEN DOWN BY COUNTRIES 2 2 65 Internet Software 1 Computer, Peripherals COMPANIES BROKEN DOWN BY SECTORS Romania: 1 3
  • 26. “Our success is based on our creativity in the product portfolio development, fast responsiveness to changing market conditions, short product life cycles, strong focus on the customer and our young and dynamic team, which is developing constantly. Additionally, we put a lot of attention to the open attitude to any changes, mutual trust and expansion to international markets.” *** “We plan to improve the efficiency of our processes while maintaining the existing business model. We will foster pro-innovative business culture in our company and invest more in our employees and their development.” Henryk Ciechowski , CEO, GOCLEVER Sp. z o.o. 26
  • 27. #1 832% GOCLEVER Sp. z o.o. Poland Computers/Peripherals Founded: 2007 Henryk Ciechowski Years in Fast 50: 1 www.goclever.com Provides solutions in the field of consumer electronics, focusing on customers looking for technologically advanced equipment and electronic devices tailored to European requirements. Rank in Fast 50: Last Years Rank: 11 #2 824% Internet Shop s.r.o. Czech republic Internet Founded: 2006 Michal Zamec Years in Fast 50: 3 www.parfums.cz Online parfume and cosmetics shop operating the most extensive network of parfume shops in Central Europe. Rank in Fast 50: Last Years Rank: 12 #3 TeamNet International SA Software Founded: 2001 Bogdan Padiu Years in Fast 50: 6 www.teamnet.ro Last Years Rank: 17 Rank in Fast 50: 639% Romania Focuses on development and implementation of the software applications based on the latest technologies; one of the most important companies on the IT system integrators market in Romania. Technology Fast 50 Central Europe 2013 27
  • 28. #4 303% ESET, spol. s r.o. Slovakia Software Founded: 1992 Ing. Richard Marko Years in Fast 50: 11 www.eset.sk Creates proactive protection against cyber threats including security solutions as ESET NOD32 Antivirus, ESET Smart Security and ESET Cyber Security. Last in Fast 50: RankYears Rank: 33 #5 301% eSKY.pl S.A. Poland Internet Piotr Stępniewski Years in Fast 50: 2 www.esky.pl 28 Founded: 2004 Last in Fast 50: RankYears Rank: 34 Online travel agency through which customers can book a number of travel products and services, get information and gain inspiration to travel, providing broader travel assistance.
  • 29. “We have no secret or special recipe for success. Since the beginning, we have been fully focused on our clients and their needs. We have provided our clients with products that are of interest to them for prices that are favourable to them. As such, our clients have no reason to do their shopping anywhere else now because they can find everything in our place. We have included all of this in a package containing services that make shopping more comfortable for our customers.” *** “We will also offer new products to our clients in order to maintain our growth. We are planning to reduce our delivery times even more and to get closer to our clients through brick-and-mortar stores.” Radek Ondrášík, Marketing Director, Parfums.cz Technology Fast 50 Central Europe 2013 29
  • 30. Rising Star awards The Rising Star awards recognise high-growth nominating companies who are too young to the Technology Fast 50, but already growing rapidly. In order to qualify for the Rising Star award category companies must meet the following key criteria: 1. Operating revenues at least €30,000 in each year. Exchange rates are based on annual average given by the central bank of the company’s respective national currency. 2. Must be in business for a minimum of three years but less than five. 3. Must be headquartered within Central Europe. Subsidiaries or divisions are not eligible unless they have some public ownership and are separately traded. 30 Congratulations to INSOFT Development & Consulting SRL from Romania for topping the Rising Star award category this year.
  • 31. Rising Stars Poland: 5 ø 819% Czech Republic: 2 Slovakia: 1 AVERAGE GROWTH Hungary: 1 2008 COMPANIES BROKEN DOWN BY COUNTRIES 7 65 3 Internet Software COMPANIES BROKEN DOWN BY SECTORS Romania: 1 MOST COMPANIES FOUNDED
  • 32. “Our remarkable evolution was based on a sound business strategy and several other key factors: we extended our team capabilities and expertise, we developed innovative IT solutions and, consequently, grew our business. Our IT&C solutions have been empowered to make the difference on the market, to bring added value and help clients reach their business objectives. Thus, we created the proper context for approaching significant projects” *** “Innovation and strategic planning will remain the key elements for our future strategy, as well as the development of the products’ portfolio by investing in large R&D projects and strengthening the current partnerships. We will continue to engage our employees in the company’s vision and we plan to expand the business in new markets and create local branches abroad” Cristian Aciubotaritei, General Manager, Insoft Development 32
  • 33. #1 INSOFT Development & Consulting SRL Software Founded: 2008 Cristian Aciubotaritei www.insoft-dc.ro 2884% Romania One of the main integrators for complete IT&C systems in Romania, develops IT&C solutions and software applications that address the business environment as well as educational and health field. #2 979% Creative Web, s.r.o. Internet Slovakia Founded: 2010 Zdenko Hoschek Operator of the discount portal Zlavadna.sk that offers bulk purchases and discounts. www.zlavadna.sk #3 968% DMSI Sp. z o.o. Software Poland Founded: 2009 Krzysztof Ciesielski Offers a wide range of services related to software, modern technology, security and the Internet. www.dmsi.pl #4 594% Geosense s.r.o. Software Ladislav Capek www.geosense.cz Czech Republic Founded: 2009 Provides a comprehensive portfolio of services and products for the management of spatial data, one of the largest suppliers of on-line geographic solutions for municipal governments across the Czech Republic. Technology Fast 50 Central Europe 2013 33
  • 34. #5 ITMAGINATION Sp. z o.o. Software Founded: 2008 Łukasz Kieloch 592% Poland Leading provider of innovative services and IT solutions in Poland, business intelligence, consulting and business process integration. www.itmagination.pl #6 572% DCC Labs Sp. z o.o. Software Poland Founded: 2009 Marek Kiełczewski Digital TV software house, specializing in middleware products and solutions, offering a complex services for all IPTV, Cable, Satellite and Broadcast systems and devices. www.dcclabs.com #7 535% Xi Investment Sp. z o.o. Internet Poland Founded: 2009 Maciej Bialek Pixers sells custom-sized design wall murals, stickers, canvases & posters. www.pixersize.com #8 416% prezi.com Kft. Software Peter Arvai www.prezi.com 34 Hungary Founded: 2008 A cloud based presentation software that enables interactive presentations using zoomable canvas.
  • 35. #9 328% Inmite s.r.o. Software Czech Republic Founded: 2008 Pavel Petrek Developer of mobile applications delivering clever and innovative mobile solutions for companies. www.inmite.eu #10 318% Morizon S.A. Internet Poland Founded: 2008 One of the leading real estate search websites in Poland. Bolesław Drapella www.morizon.pl Technology Fast 50 Central Europe 2013 35
  • 36. Wearable technology – creating a new paradigm for the next decade? Innovation is at the heart of the Fast 50 – and nowhere is the spirit of innovation more evident today than in the rapidly expanding field of wearable technologies. It has the clear potential to revolutionise the way businesses and consumers across the world work and play. And the companies that deliver genuinely innovative, differentiated technology and services stand to outperform their competition over the next decade. To quote S. T. Liew, President of Smartphones at Acer, “Wearable isn’t new... it just hasn’t exploded in the way that it should. But the opportunity is for billions of dollars’ worth of industry.”1 Smart technology is moving far beyond the mobile and the tablet to embrace an emerging new generation of wearable products that are pioneering an entirely novel approach to user interaction. For instead of requiring the user to turn on a device, these emergent solutions are always on – constant companions, embedded in clothing or jewellery, glasses or contact lenses, shoes or even tattoos. Such continuous accessibility is heralding in entirely new ways for consumers to use computers as a virtual extension of their own senses. The potential for such devices to infiltrate application areas is immense, ranging right across users’ personal and professional lives to embrace communication, socialising, documentation, navigation, shopping, entertainment, exercise and more. 36 1 Source, Pocket-lint 14 June 2013 But it’s not just about potential – many devices are already on the market, including high-profile products from the likes of Google, Samsung and Sony as well as a host of smaller brands, many of which are suitable for specific types of activity. At present, however, the usage of today’s generation of wearable technology is dominated by activities relating to fitness, health and well-being. While this means that business applications have until now been relatively limited, we believe that there is considerable scope for wearable technology to become a key business tool for workers in many industries across the world. We investigate some of the most significant opportunities towards the end of this article. Looking ahead is key to innovation, of course, but to achieve a vision of the near future it’s also important to gain an understanding of where we are today. So first, here is a brief overview of some of the devices and applications that are available or on the verge of launch today. Smart glasses One of the most important challenges facing the developers of smart glasses remains that of integrating functionality into an appropriately lightweight and appealing design; with the weight of current products ranging between 50 and 750 grams, it’s clear that certain manufacturers have considerable progress to make before their solutions become fully acceptable to the consumer.
  • 37. However, much groundwork has already been completed in many areas. Command functionality including accurate voice recognition, head-movement and optical touch systems is effective and robust. Easy connectivity with Android, iPhone and the cloud enable straightforward information storage and retrieval. And features such as an accelerometer, magnetometer, altimeter, barometer and more enable a wide range of functionality. Today, the potential for integrating Augmented Reality (AR) features into smart glasses is a major focus for developers, enabling wearers to access additional information about objects in the real world, supporting a host of potential applications for business and pleasure. And a new generation of necklace-based digital devices is also emerging, that connect with the user’s mobile phone or tablet to add new layers of AR-based functionality. Such devices not only allow the wearer to interact using hand gestures (such as by drawing the ‘@’ symbol to open an email application), they can also recognise physical objects and project additional information about them. For example, if the necklace recognises a still from a video in a newspaper, it can play the video in place of the single picture. Wristbands and smart watches Clearly, the wrist is the preferred site for a wearable gadget, and the proliferation of wrist-worn devices – particularly those monitoring a wearer’s activities for fitness purposes – supports this view. From simple pedometers, to heart and sleep monitors and even authentication solutions, wristbands are becoming ubiquitous. And with Bluetooth or Wi-Fi connections to smartphones, supported by companion mobile apps for a better user experience, their functionality is broadening. However, the rapid rise of the smartwatch looks likely to overtake the more limited capabilities of the albeit far cheaper wristband. While a watch linked to a computer is nothing new – the Seiko RC-1000 Wrist Terminal could do so as long ago as in 1984 – today’s generation, from manufacturers such as Samsung, Sony and Qualcomm, can increasingly combine wristband functionality with smartphone capabilities. In addition, a number of models can act as a mobile, even without a headset, to enable users to make voice calls without carrying a phone. Technology Fast 50 Central Europe 2013 37
  • 38. Clothing, rings and tattoos Increasingly, of course, almost anything that can be worn can contain a smart wearable device, from rings that use NFC technology to lock and unlock a mobile phone, accelerometers in shoes, shirts that read blood pressure and hats containing impact sensors. And the limits are decreasing all the time, with some devices that are so thin they can be embedded in stickers like tattoos that monitor the state of the human body. One example of this measures hydration levels, telling its wearer to drink more fluids when hydration levels fall. There is also great scope for businesses to use smart wearables for employee identification, authentication and monitoring. For example, the same wristband could both provide an utterly reliable identification of the wearer through analysing their unique physical profile and simultaneously authorise their entry into those areas where they are permitted. In addition, such wearables could also be used to authenticate workers for their computers and office appliances such as printers and copiers. And, of course, they could be used to track the location of employees during working hours. Wearables at work This sheer range and proliferation of wearable devices are compelling evidence that they will soon have a key role to play in the workplace. We are far from alone in this view, with Gartner and others predicting a boom in wearable solutions in the next few years generating annual sales measured in billions of dollars. There is also much potential for bespoke wearables to be used in a range of vertical markets. One such is medicine, where patients’ health status may be remotely monitored by physicians receiving data on their heart rates, blood pressure, ECG feed-outs, hydration, temperature and more. We can easily envisage a number of scenarios in which wearable technology will help to revolutionise activities and productivity in the workplace. There are many situations in which workers require up-to-date information while using their arms, such as driving, operating machinery or repairing a device. In such circumstances, smart glasses would provide an ideal conduit for real-time data to be transmitted to them. 38 Emerging opportunities With more and more consumers, businesses and sectors becoming aware of the potential of wearable technology to provide a range of benefits, enterprises – and technology companies in particular – are facing some very significant opportunities.
  • 39. Not only do these include individual applications and devices for specific purposes – there is also considerable scope for companies to build a single solution that combines the functionality of many others to eradicate the need for users to possess many separate devices. Another major opportunity is for the creation of the “ultimate” service infrastructure, capable of supporting a wide range of wearable devices. This would have the potential to give users a single point of contact for all their devices, enabling them to view and analyse all their activities and statistics in a single place. There is no doubt that technology companies would be well advised to respond aggressively and decisively to the opportunities afforded by such trends. As we move into an era when consumers and workers will become increasingly reliant on having always-on access to the information they require, the next wave of the information age is wearable. And those companies that help to shape this world will be at the forefront of the next generation just as Apple, Samsung and countless niche players have been over the last decade. Jan Andrascik, jandrascik@deloittece.com Petra Fritzova, pfritzova@deloittece.com Technology Fast 50 Central Europe 2013 39
  • 40. Thought leadership CE Private Equity Confidence Survey www.deloitte.com/cepe Deloitte’s Central European Private Equity Confidence Survey reflects the expectations of private equity professionals focusing on Central Europe. The survey has been conducted twice a year since March 2003 and the results are based on questionnaires sent to professionals in private equity firms active in the following Central European countries: Estonia, Lithuania, Latvia, Poland, Czech Republic, Slovakia, Hungary, Romania, Moldova, Bulgaria, Macedonia, Slovenia, Croatia, Bosnia & Herzegovina, Serbia, Montenegro, and Albania. CE CFO Survey www.deloitte.com/cecfo The Deloitte CE CFO Survey is a unique collection of 13 locally tailored reports reflecting the opinions of 668 CFOs of leading companies in the Central European region. The findings are based on the fourth edition of a Deloitte survey undertaken from February until April 2013 in 13 countries in the region – Albania & Kosovo, Bulgaria, Croatia, Czech Republic, Estonia, Hungary, Latvia, Lithuania, Poland, Romania, Serbia, Slovakia and Slovenia. All the unique reports provide fascinating insights into CFO opinions at a key moment in economic history. CE Top 500, 2013 www.deloitte.com/cetop500 The 2013 edition of the Deloitte CE Top 500 report ranks the largest companies from the 18 countries that comprise Central Europe. In addition, it includes the opinions of some of the region’s most prominent business leaders, with a focus on the priorities that do most to deliver stability and growth. Deloitte Review – Issue 13 www.dupress.com/collection/deloitte-review Deloitte Review is a semi-annual Deloitte University Press publication showcasing a selection of articles including original research and viewpoints. This issue of Deloitte Review, focuses on the definition of innovation and the strategic implications of getting that definition right (or wrong), and also explore opportunities for innovation in talent acquisition, data marketplaces, and technology. More information on our recent publications can be found on www.deloitte.com 40
  • 41. Contacts CE Technology Fast 50 project team Marketing contacts Cem Turan Regional Manager, CE Clients & Markets Central Europe cturan@deloitteCE.com Ewa Rzeczkowska Poland erzeczkowska@deloitteCE.com Aleksandra Gregovic Serbia agregovic@deloitteCE.com Paula Sobczyk Poland psobczyk@deloitteCE.com Kinga Tihanyi Hungary ktihanyi@deloitteCE.com Lina Pradkeliene Lithuania lpradkeliene@deloitteCE.com Diana Karaffová Slovakia dkaraffova@deloitteCE.com Ana Kovačec Cofek Croatia acofek@deloitteCE.com Gisela Toomesoo Estonia gtoomesoo@deloitteCE.com Ioana Bardan Romania ibardan@deloitteCE.com Lukáš Kropík Czech Republic lkropik@deloitteCE.com Soňa Furmánková Project Manager, CE Clients & Markets Central Europe sfurmankova@deloitteCE.com Piotr Świętochowski Director, Audit Poland pswietochowski@deloitteCE.com Krzysztof Sowada Senior Manager, Audit Poland ksowada@deloitteCE.com Technology Fast 50 Central Europe 2013 41
  • 42. Contacts Business contacts Marek Metrycki Technology Fast 50 CE Programme Leader Poland mmetrycki@deloitteCE.com Jakub Bojanowski Partner, TMT Industry Expert Poland jbojanowski@deloitteCE.com Linas Galvelė Director, Financial Advisory Lithuania lgalvele@deloitteCE.com Ivica Perica BAS, Director Croatia iperica@deloitteCE.com Luka Škacan BAS, Senior Consultant Croatia lskacan@deloitteCE.com 42 Martina Aleksić BAS, Senior Consultant Croatia maleksic@deloitteCE.com Milan Herbez Audit Manager Serbia mherbez@deloitteCE.com Petr Viktora Partner, ICT Consulting Czech Republic pviktora@deloitteCE.com Alina Mirea Partner, Audit Romania amirea@deloitteCE.com András Fülöp Partner in Charge, FAS Hungary afulop@deloitteCE.com Ladislav Šauer Director, Audit Czech Republic lsauer@deloitteCE.com Monica Guminski Senior Manager, Audit Romania iguminski@deloitteCE.com Zoltán Verbó Assistant Director, FAS Hungary zverbo@deloitteCE.com Veiko Hintsov Partner, Audit Estonia vhintsov@deloitteCE.com Nada Sudjic ERS Partner Serbia nsudjic@deloitteCE.com Ivan Lužica Partner, Consulting Slovakia iluzica@deloitteCE.com Jelena Galic ERS Director Serbia jgalic@deloitteCE.com Zdeněk Křížek Partner, ICT Consulting and Risk Services Czech Republic zkrizek@deloitteCE.com
  • 43. Partners Honorary Partners Polska Izba Informatyki i Telekomunikacji Partners Media Partners Technology Fast 50 Central Europe 2013 43
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