Website terms
Terms of Service
These terms govern the use of institutetechnologies.digital, operated by INSART Institute of Advanced Research and Technologies SP. Z O.O. By using the site, you accept these terms. If you do not accept them, do not use the site.
Operator registry
- Entity
- INSART Institute of Advanced Research and Technologies SP. Z O.O.
- KRS
- 0000949885
- NIP
- 6762610622
- REGON
- 521068374
- Seat
- ul. Józefa Sarego 5, lok. 4, 31-047 Kraków, Poland
Who operates this site
Registered in Poland
The site is operated by INSART Institute of Advanced Research and Technologies SP. Z O.O., registered in Poland under KRS 0000949885, NIP 6762610622, REGON 521068374, with its registered office at ul. Józefa Sarego 5, lok. 4, 31-047 Kraków, Poland.
Contact the institute at [email protected], or by post to the address above.
Telephone
+19082975632
Office hours
Monday to Friday, 9:00 AM – 6:00 PM
The institute publishes applied IT research, technology analysis, and compliance-focused guidance for enterprise readers in Poland. These terms apply to the website only; they do not replace any separate agreement you may hold with the institute.
Use of the site
You may read, download, and print material from the site for your own use or for internal use within your organisation. You may quote from published material with attribution to the institute.
You may not copy substantial parts of the site, republish it, or present it as your own. You may not use automated tools to scrape the site in a way that places unreasonable load on it.
Internal reuse inside a company is welcome, including circulating a briefing to colleagues or attaching an extract to an internal memo. That permission covers the institute's published pages and files; it does not extend to our name, marks, or any part of the site presented as another organisation's work. If you plan to reproduce material in a paid publication, a training pack, or a client deliverable, write to us first and we will confirm what is possible.
At a glance
- Reading, downloading, and printing for your own or internal use
- Quoting published material with attribution to the institute
- No republishing the site as your own, and no scraping that overloads it
Research content and no professional advice
Information, not counsel
Content on this site, including research programs, technology briefings, and compliance and risk notes, is published for general information. It is not legal, financial, or professional advice, and it should not be relied on as a substitute for advice from a qualified professional.
You are responsible for how you use the material. Where a decision has legal or regulatory consequences, take appropriate professional advice.
In practice this means a briefing can help you frame questions, compare vendor claims, or prepare an internal discussion, but it cannot tell you how a specific rule applies to your organisation. That answer depends on facts we do not hold: your contracts, your data flows, and the supervisory authority you deal with. Treat everything you read here as a starting point for that conversation, and check the date on a page before you rely on it.
Where the standards are described
How material is researched, sourced, and dated is set out on the Methodology and Editorial Standards page.
Accuracy and changes
Content is dated on purpose
We aim for published material to be accurate and sourced, and the methodology page describes how that works. We do not warrant that all content is complete, current, or error-free. Regulatory and technology details change, and content is dated for that reason.
We may update, correct, or remove content at any time without notice.
If you spot something that looks wrong, out of date, or missing a source, write to us and we will look at it. Corrections to a published page are made on the page itself rather than as a separate notice, so the version you read is the version we stand behind at that moment. Where a page cites a regulation or a vendor announcement, the citation points to the source we used; we cannot guarantee that the source itself will stay online or unchanged.
Intellectual property
Limited right of use
The institute's name, published material, and site content are protected by applicable intellectual property law. These terms grant you a limited right to use the site as described above. They do not transfer ownership of any content.
Institute name
The institute's name and marks stay with the institute. Nothing on the site grants a licence to use them in your own materials or products.
Published material
Briefings, program pages, and notes remain the institute's content. Quoting them with attribution is allowed; passing them off as your own work is not.
Your material
If you send us documents or questions, you keep ownership of what you send. We use it to answer you and to keep a record of the enquiry.
Limitation of liability
To the extent permitted by law, the institute is not liable for loss arising from your use of the site or reliance on its content. Nothing in these terms limits liability that cannot be limited under applicable law.
Links to other sites
The site may link to other websites. We do not control those sites and are not responsible for their content or their handling of personal data.
When you follow a link away from institutetechnologies.digital, the terms and privacy notice of that site apply from that point on.
Governing law: these terms are governed by Polish law, and disputes arising from use of the site fall to the competent Polish courts.
Governing law and contact
Questions about these terms
These terms are governed by Polish law. Disputes arising from use of the site are subject to the jurisdiction of the competent Polish courts.
If you have a question about these terms, want to request permission to reproduce material, or need to raise a concern about something published here, write to [email protected] or call +19082975632 during office hours, Monday to Friday, 9:00 AM – 6:00 PM. You can also send a letter to ul. Józefa Sarego 5, lok. 4, 31-047 Kraków, Poland.
Questions readers ask about these terms
Can I quote an INSART briefing in my own report?
Yes. Quoting from published material is allowed with attribution to the institute. Include the page title and the date shown on the page, because our briefings are dated and we revise them when regulations or vendor details change.
Does a briefing replace advice from my lawyer or auditor?
No. Everything published here is general information. It can help you prepare questions and compare options, but decisions with legal or regulatory consequences need a qualified professional who knows your organisation.
Can I reuse a whole page inside our internal training material?
Internal use inside your organisation is covered, including circulating a briefing to colleagues. Reproducing a page inside a paid publication, a resold training pack, or a client deliverable needs written permission first. Write to us and describe how the material would be used.
What happens if a page is out of date?
We update, correct, or remove content at any time and without notice, and each page shows the date it was last revised. If you find something that looks wrong, send us the page and the detail you question; we check it against the source and correct the page where needed.
Which law applies to a dispute about the site?
Polish law governs these terms, and disputes arising from use of the site fall to the jurisdiction of the competent Polish courts. If you believe something published here infringes your rights, contact us first so we can look at it.
These terms describe the website only. Separate arrangements, such as a research engagement or a briefing subscription, are covered by their own agreement. For how personal data is handled, see the Privacy Policy, and for the tools this site stores on your device, see the Cookie Policy.