Decerto in Computerworld TOP200 2026: 19 Rankings
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Computerworld TOP 200 is the annual audit of Poland's IT market. It ranks companies by reported revenue across dozens of categories - by sector served, by type of service, by software segment. Nobody enters it as a competition: the editors collect financial data and the numbers decide where you land.
In the 2026 edition, covering the 2025 financial year, Decerto appears in 19 separate rankings.
The result that matters most to us
Of those 19, one says more about our business than the rest: 11th place among the largest providers of IT solutions and services for the financial and insurance sector, out of 87 companies classified.
That category includes the Polish arms of global consultancies and integrators many times our size. We are not a generalist software house that happens to have insurance clients - insurance is the main market we build for, and this ranking is the one where that focus is measured directly.
Where else Decerto ranked
- 3rd - largest providers of web applications and internet portals (20 companies listed)
- 6th - largest providers of custom software development (39 companies)
- 8th - largest providers of CRM systems (16 companies)
- 42nd - largest exporters of IT solutions (76 companies)
- 50th - largest software providers (165 companies)
Two of these are worth a sentence. Sixth place in custom software development reflects how insurers actually buy: not off-the-shelf, but a core platform configured and extended to fit their products, distribution and regulatory reality. And 22nd place among IT companies with the fastest growth in net export revenue points to where the business is heading - an increasing share of our work is delivered for clients outside Poland.
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What this means for insurers
Rankings are a lagging indicator. They describe revenue that was earned a year earlier, on projects that were won a year before that. What they do show is continuity: a company that appears in 19 categories at once is not a one-product supplier, and a company that keeps appearing year after year is one that renews its contracts.
For an insurer choosing a technology partner, that is the practical read. The delivery capacity behind these numbers - core insurance platforms, claims automation, anti-fraud, integration and long-term maintenance - is the same capacity that would be available to your programme.
Our thanks go to the teams who delivered the work behind these figures, and to the clients who trusted us with it.
Looking for an insurance technology partner? Talk to our team about your core system, claims or anti-fraud roadmap.
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