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Celem artykułu jest przedstawienie poglądów, jakie zostały sformułowane na temat miejsca, roli i funkcji kultury ryzyka w procesie transformacji cyfrowej oraz omówienie najważniejszych wyników badań w tym temacie. W artykule została formułowana następująca hipoteza: marginalizacja, odraczanie w czasie lub zaniechania wykorzystania kultury ryzyka w procesie dostosowywaniu się przedsiębiorstw do działania w otoczeniu cyfrowym stanowi strategiczną, wysoce kosztowną pomyłkę. Artykuł składa się z trzech części. W pierwszej zostały podane podstawowe informacje o transformacji cyfrowej firm i znaczenia tego procesu dla rozwoju przedsiębiorstw. W drugiej części artykułu zostały zidentyfikowane i omówione kluczowe czynniki sukcesu, jakie rekomendowane są na ten temat w literaturze przedmiotowej. Ostatnia część poświęcona jest określeniu roli kultury ryzyka w procesie transformacji i skutkach jej zaniechania.

The paper focuses on the identification and assessment of regulatory risk of thebiggest European Union's project – Banking Union. Two approaches are usedto assess regulatory risk. The first one considers risk arising from Poland's refusalto accede to the Banking Union. The second one considers opportunities arisingfrom the formal and active membership of Poland in this treaty. The results supportthe case for Poland's membership in the Banking Union. The most importantargument for membership is increasing the resistance of the Polish banking sectorto high or very high systematic risks.

This article is dedicated to institutional and cultural reasons of a deep gap between the expected quality of regulations by small and medium-sized enterprises (SMEs), and the very poor evaluation of effective legislations. The study is based on a theoretical review of the available reports, surveys, publications and practical experience of authors. It recognizes the necessity for a radical restructuring the process of creating new regulations. The key conclusion indicates the need to change the approach to legislation procedure by the SME sector itself. The paper argues that companies must exit current "dormant perception" about regulations. Without the active attitudes of the main recipients of the regulations it is impossible to increase the quality of law- -making in Poland. The present mechanism determining the regulatory process keeps insufficient system, thereby producing defective legislation, not following the changes in highly competitive markets and hampering the process of the development of companies and the Polish economy. Potential initiatives to achieve a breakthrough of existing barriers for better regulations are presented. ; This article is dedicated to institutional and cultural reasons of a deep gap between the expected quality of regulations by small and medium-sized enterprises (SMEs), and the very poor evaluation of effective legislations. The study is based on a theoretical review of the available reports, surveys, publications and practical experience of authors. It recognizes the necessity for a radical restructuring the process of creating new regulations. The key conclusion indicates the need to change the approach to legislation procedure by the SME sector itself. The paper argues that companies must exit current "dormant perception" about regulations. Without the active attitudes of the main recipients of the regulations it is impossible to increase the quality of law- -making in Poland. The present mechanism determining the regulatory process keeps insufficient system, thereby producing defective legislation, not following the changes in highly competitive markets and hampering the process of the development of companies and the Polish economy. Potential initiatives to achieve a breakthrough of existing barriers for better regulations are presented.

This article is dedicated to institutional and cultural reasons of a deep gap between the expected quality of regulations by small and medium-sized enterprises (SMEs), and the very poor evaluation of effective legislations. The study is based on a theoretical review of the available reports, surveys, publications and practical experience of authors. It recognizes the necessity for a radical restructuring the process of creating new regulations. The key conclusion indicates the need to change the approach to legislation procedure by the SME sector itself. The paper argues that companies must exit current "dormant perception" about regulations. Without the active attitudes of the main recipients of the regulations it is impossible to increase the quality of law- -making in Poland. The present mechanism determining the regulatory process keeps insufficient system, thereby producing defective legislation, not following the changes in highly competitive markets and hampering the process of the development of companies and the Polish economy. Potential initiatives to achieve a breakthrough of existing barriers for better regulations are presented. ; This article is dedicated to institutional and cultural reasons of a deep gap between the expected quality of regulations by small and medium-sized enterprises (SMEs), and the very poor evaluation of effective legislations. The study is based on a theoretical review of the available reports, surveys, publications and practical experience of authors. It recognizes the necessity for a radical restructuring the process of creating new regulations. The key conclusion indicates the need to change the approach to legislation procedure by the SME sector itself. The paper argues that companies must exit current "dormant perception" about regulations. Without the active attitudes of the main recipients of the regulations it is impossible to increase the quality of law- -making in Poland. The present mechanism determining the regulatory process keeps insufficient system, thereby producing defective legislation, not following the changes in highly competitive markets and hampering the process of the development of companies and the Polish economy. Potential initiatives to achieve a breakthrough of existing barriers for better regulations are presented.