Impact of Production of Electric Appliances on the High-Tech Development in Poland

Abstract:

The article refers to the issues related to the development of high-tech industry. The text describes the history of the beginning of its development that as well as the main factors that determine its origins that development and location. Scientific description highlights the importance of high-tech industry. It is the cooperation of scientific knowledge with technological capabilities of the twenty-first century and a reasonable use of the opportunities offered by financial institutions while using the modern infrastructure. aim of this work is to identify the role of high-tech industry in the economy of European countries, especially Polish. The description illustrating the situation of the world technology helps decide the place of Poland in technological reality. Large differences in the political burden of the past significantly delayed the Polish industry. The positives of the current situation of Polish industry are constantly increasing expenditures on research and development and the use of the possibilities offered by EU funds for the financing of innovative projects. The existence of technology parks and special economic zones in Poland described in the article also brings with it the opportunities for the development of high-tech in the future.

• Periodical: Applied Mechanics and Materials (Volume 795)
• Pages: 53-60
• DOI: https://doi.org/10.4028/www.scientific.net/AMM.795.53
• Online since: October 2015
• Authors: Ismena Dzida, Marek Szajt*
• Keywords: Electronics Industry, High-Tech Development, High-Tech Industry, High-Tech Research, Innovations

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