Legnica is a city with a rich history and great potential for the future. How can this potential be fully realized? What steps should be taken to make Legnica an even better place to live, study, and work? These questions were the focus of the debate "What Will Legnica Be Like in the Future?", organized by Gazeta Wyborcza at Centrum Witelona in Legnica.

The event brought together many engaged participants, including students from VII High School, representatives of the City of Legnica, and local entrepreneurs. One of the keynote speakers was PhD Eng. Piotr Nadybski, CEO of Blumilk, who has been actively supporting education and the development of modern technologies in the region for years. He emphasized the crucial role of technology in shaping the city's future. He pointed out that one of the key factors in Legnica’s growth should be creating conditions that foster the development and employment of highly skilled technology professionals. Such a strategy could contribute to the city's dynamic progress and help retain young, talented individuals.

A Shared Vision: The Legnica of the Future

The debate highlighted that young people are aware of the challenges facing the city and are eager to take an active role in shaping its future. A key takeaway from the discussion was the need for close collaboration between local government, businesses, and educational institutions. By working together, these stakeholders can transform Legnica into a center of modern technology and innovation.

At Blumilk, we are proud to be part of this transformation. Our mission is to support initiatives that will make Legnica a city that attracts talent, fosters innovation, and creates new opportunities.

We are pleased to announce that we have joined the partners of the scientific conference entitled "Urban Agglomerations in Lower Silesia: Strategies and Dilemmas."

The event, co-organized by the Marshal's Office of the Lower Silesian Voivodeship and Collegium Witelon State University, will bring together key representatives of academia, local government, and experts in urban policy. PhD Eng. Piotr Nadybski, CEO of Blumilk, will moderate the conference.

The event will take place on November 19, 2024, at 9:30 a.m.
Venue: Conference and Exhibition Hall, Collegium Witelona State University, 5A Sejmowa St., Legnica

In today's rapidly evolving urban landscape, where cities are becoming pivotal hubs for economic, social, and cultural activity, the conference will explore effective strategies for the development of urban agglomerations.

The conference is intended for representatives of local governments, experts, and other individuals with significant influence on the development of the urban landscape of Lower Silesia.

The program will include panel discussions led by prominent scientists and practitioners with experience in managing agglomerations. These experts will share innovative strategies and solutions in the field of urban policy.

We encourage all those who wish to have a tangible impact on the future of Lower Silesian cities and are seeking proven models of development to participate.

For further details and to register, please visit: aglomerations.collegiumwitelona.pl

In the latest issue of Forbes.pl you will find an article devoted to the role of a doctoral degree in business. Blumilk CEO, PhD Eng. Piotr Nadybski, shares his valuable observations on how a doctorate can affect the career development of managers and entrepreneurs.

Piotr points out that if we plan to use a Ph.D in a commercial context, it is worth choosing an area of ​​research or a research problem that is directly related to our professional interests or activities.

"Assuming that we plan to use a Ph.D commercially, it is worth choosing an area of ​​research or a research problem that is the basis of the Ph.D that is related to what we do or want to do professionally." 

Ph.D not only enriches theoretical knowledge, but also allows for the development of analytical, research and strategic skills, which are invaluable in the dynamic world of business.

We encourage you to read the article in Forbes.pl to learn more about how a Ph.D can affect your career and what benefits it can bring in a professional context.

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This Wednesday, May 22, a two-day scientific conference entitled "Artificial Intelligence - Opportunities and Threats" will begin, organized by the Collegium Witelon State University and the The Social Insurance Institutionin Legnica. The event will be an excellent opportunity for Legnica residents and others to explore the growing role of artificial intelligence in various aspects of social, economic and cultural life.

As Blumilk, we are happy to support this event as a partner, sharing our team's expert knowledge in the field of practical AI applications. Our CEO, PhD Eng. Piotr Nadybski, will open the conference on Wednesday at 10:00, leading a thematic panel entitled "Artificial Intelligence - Development, Opportunities and Threats". This will be an excellent opportunity to learn about the vision of the future of AI and its impact on various areas of life.

Krzysztof Rewak - CTO Blumilk, will present the topic "Intelligent notification systems in cities" as part of the "Smart city: From idea to innovation" panel at 1:45 p.m. He will discuss issues related to modern solutions in the field of intelligent city management systems.

On Thursday, at 10:00 a.m., our experts - Mateusz Lencki, Kamil Piech, Krzysztof Rewak, Joanna Rewak and Karol Zygadło - will present practical applications of AI as part of a series of presentations that will include:

Implementation of the National e-Invoice System
Intelligent document processing
AI tools and personal data protection

A detailed conference agenda can be found at:
https://ai.collegiumwitelona.pl/

Participation in the conference is free of charge, but we encourage you to register in advance to secure a place.

The patron of the conference is the Ministry of Science and Higher Education.

We cordially invite you to participate and discover the future of artificial intelligence together!

In February, we touched on the topic of cybersecurity as part of #PrzebojowyWitelon at Witelon Collegium State University, sharing valuable tips on digital security on Radio Złote Przeboje. Today we are back with another portion of knowledge on this important topic!

In the latest business report of Gazeta Finansowa (financial newspaper) you will find an article by our CEO, Piotr Nadybski. As an expert of SoDA - Software Development Association Poland, Piotr shares valuable advice on investing in digital security for the SME sector.

In the article you will find practical information on:

• Key protection strategies for SMEs - how to effectively protect your company from cyber threats.
• Employee training - why staff education is essential in building a secure digital environment.
• Regular updates and backups - how to protect data and systems from loss or damage.
• Risk assessment and incident response plan - how to conduct a risk assessment and prepare a plan in the event of cyberattacks.
• Cooperation with experienced IT service providers - what are the benefits of working with professional IT partners?

We encourage you to read the article, which will provide you with not only knowledge, but also practical tips on how to protect your company from online threats.

Gazeta Finansowa is available at newsstands and as an online subscription: https://iczytamy.pl/2024/1228-gazeta-finansowa-092024.html

Take care of your digital security and stay up to date with the latest solutions in cybersecurity!

Can AI become an effective teacher's assistant? What are the challenges of automation and how can AI affect educational inequalities?

The answers to these questions can be found in the latest report by SoDA - Software Development Association Poland AI Research Group, entitled "Human Cooperation with AI: Prospects for the Polish Public Sector".

The report, co-authored by PhD Eng. Piotr Nadybski, CEO of Blumilk and an expert in artificial intelligence methods and discrete optimization, offers an in-depth analysis of the opportunities and challenges associated with the use of AI in education.

Artificial intelligence has the potential to support teachers by automating routine tasks, personalizing educational materials and adjusting the pace of learning to the individual needs of students. However, like any technology, AI carries the risk of perpetuating existing educational problems. For example, it can deepen inequalities between different regions and communities in Poland if access to modern technologies is not equal.

The SoDA report also examines the possibility that AI may perpetuate bad educational practices if it is not properly implemented and monitored. Therefore, it is crucial that the implementation of AI technology in education takes place in a thoughtful and conscious manner, taking into account local conditions and needs.

Full report available at: https://sodapl.com/raporty/