According to the KPMG Advisory report Exploring Global Frontiers 2009 – The New Emerging Destinantions Gdańsk is the only Polish, and one of eight European cities, considered to be the most attractive locations for BPO-IT centres. Gdańsk's greatest assets include:

• availability of highly-qualified specialists,
• relatively low production costs,
• good infrastructure,
• considerable attractiveness of living in the city.

Gdańsk Metropolitan Area is currently the largest urban agglomeration in Northern Poland. Its investment attractiveness stems from a great potential in a variety of areas:

• over 1.3 million inhabitants,
• over 90,000 students,
• 30 institutions of higher education, including 20 in Gdańsk itself: Gdańsk University, Gdańsk University of Technology, Medical University of Gdańsk,
• international airport, Gdańsk-Rębiechowo, with terminal II and a subsidiary airport in Gdynia under construction,
• construction of A1 motorway and express roads within the agglomeration,
• rapid growth of transshipment ports in Gdańsk and Gdynia,
• connections to nearly 90 ports in 40 countries worldwide.

More information about the agglomeration and particular cities is available on the following websites: Gdańsk Economic Development Agency investGDA, Pomerania Development Agency, Gdańsk City Council and Investor Service Center.