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Duże firmy w Polsce w coraz większym stopniu korzystają z komputerów przenośnych, których udział w całkowitej liczbie wykorzystywanych komputerów systematycznie rośnie.

Ukrainian IT market increased by approx. 30% last year. In Euro terms its value crossed €1bn, which is comparable with the level recorded in 2005 and it represents a half of the value from 2007.

On the back of an excellent start into 2011, the full year’s construction output will increase by around 11%, mostly driven by dynamic implementation of large civil engineering projects.

Pharmaceutical distribution has been liberalised further in Central Europe in 2011, with Bulgaria making the online sale of medicines legal in March.

Despite a very weak 2010 and a poor start to 2011, the Hungarian construction market will begin its recovery from 2012 onwards. Public infrastructure projects will be the main driver of this growth.

The Russian construction industry recovered some semblance of stability in 2010 and gradually began to pick up again after the downturn. This upturn in fortune was achieved despite the tight budgetary situation.

Aster Biznes commissioned a study to gain a better knowledge of the telecommunications services model which Poland’s small and medium-sized enterprises expect from their providers. PMR Research team interviewed representatives of 600 businesses.

The Russian construction industry recovered some of its stability in 2010 and gradually began to pick up after the downturn. This was achieved despite the tight budgetary situation that resulted in cuts, e.g. in transport infrastructure development.

Russia construction sector, H1 2011 - market analysis and development forecasts

PMR releases new report entitled: Polish construction sector, H1 2011