I write for two different readers who sit at the same table. For the head of the municipality, district head (starosta), company president and council members, who don't need to know IT acronyms but simply want to understand the risks involved and what it really costs. And for treasurers, financial directors and those overseeing IT, who understand finance and want to supervise projects, requirements and suppliers more effectively — without learning to code.
I'm starting with the topics that both public administration offices and municipal companies, as well as subsidiary companies in industrial groups, actually ask about — topics that already have a foundation in the FAQ sections on Krogis's service pages.
Mistakes buyers make before they even select a vendor - mistakes that later require costly contract amendments, trigger scope disputes and make exiting the contract difficult.
Financial oversight 02 An IT strategy that won't end up in a drawer: what it should actually containSeven elements that make a digitalisation strategy tell the board what to do in the next budget, not just where you want to end up.
No jargonComing soon
Priority is set by what public administration offices, municipal companies and subsidiary companies in industrial groups actually ask about — I publish in that order.
- Does the KSC/NIS 2 amendment apply to my office or company, and what are the deadlinesComing soon
- What are the consequences of non-compliance with KSC/NIS 2 — penalties and liabilityComing soon
- EZD PUW → EZD RP (electronic document and case management system): what's changing and by when you need to migrateComing soon
- KSeF in public administration — does it affect us, and howComing soon
- How to compare two IT vendor offers — a step-by-step procurement matrixComing soon
- What's the difference between a digitalisation strategy advisor and a fractional CIOComing soon
- How to prepare the board for a conversation with the council about the IT budgetComing soon
- The hidden costs of integrating with a finance and accounting systemComing soon
- Someone showed you an RPA tool in a presentation — is that really the right directionComing soon
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