Hello everyone!
Forgive us for being a little quiet lately, but this year has been very intense. The internationalization mission has completely absorbed us, and there is much more going on at SKILL & CHILL. Curious?
In recent weeks we launched a huge project into production — one that has accompanied us for many years. It is a major transformation for our client and for Business Zone itself, which, thanks to the SKILL & CHILL team's work and PARP's decision to award funding, has a chance to conquer the world. Yes, you read that correctly: the world. Do you remember where we flew in March? France — Paris to be precise — for the IT PARTNERS trade fair held at Disneyland.
Could Disneyland and SKILL & CHILL be a better match? It was amazing to present our capabilities among major French companies, make so many contacts and have so many interesting conversations and meetings. We had a chance to learn about the local market, its specifics and its expectations regarding digitization and business-process automation.
Half of you probably expected this to get very technical and boring. Not at all! Disneyland and its attractions stole our hearts. The organizers prepared an integration event for exhibitors at WARNER BROS STUDIO, one of Disneyland's attraction areas, including Stark Factory — a fast indoor roller coaster packed with special effects that make you feel as if you were in Iron Man's world. The event perfectly reflected our motto: substantial discussion and new knowledge combined with humor and great fun — a combination of values that matter deeply to SKILL & CHILL. We enjoyed thrills, adrenaline, a little fear, plenty of smiles and the constant feeling of “We want more!” It was unforgettable, and the memories are still with us.
All the attractions gave us extraordinary experiences, raised our adrenaline and filled the evening with emotion and laughter. Even after the event ended, it was hard to calm down and “We want to do it again!” stayed with us for a long time.
Thank you, France, for a fantastic time. Now there is a lot of work ahead as we respond to the needs and expectations of the market. Sleeves rolled up, fingers on the keyboard and mouse — time to show our skills. One reflection remains: isn't this exactly what SKILL & CHILL is about — combining two equally important values?
We'll leave the answer to you. Meanwhile, we're moving on to the next missions in the internationalization program. Who can guess the next destination? Follow us — we'll be back soon!
