Building an information society and electronic economy infrastructure is an important step on the way to improving living conditions and the economic results of the Polish economy. As in other countries, the Polish government has been assigned a special role in creating the conditions for the functioning of the electronic economy, building its structures and infrastructure, and then making them available to citizens and business entities. On July 22, 2003, the Council of Ministers adopted a program for implementation in the years 2003-2006 entitled Creating mechanisms and structures for the development of electronic commerce in Poland. The goal of the program is to improve the competitiveness of the economy as a result of adapting the SME sector and public administration units to the requirements of the global electronic economy. Summarizing the results of the program’s implementation, but above all, discussing the continuation of many undertaken actions and setting strategic directions for further work in the area of the e-economy, is the main goal of the second part of the Electronic Economy Congress. The Congress will enable meetings between representatives of government administration and central institutions, environments involved in the development of the electronic economy in Poland, and entrepreneurs. The Congress will be a continuation of the first part of the Electronic Economy Congress organized on March 21, 2006, by the Polish Bank Association and the Banking Technology Forum, which was focused on analyzing the impact of financial institutions on the development of the e-economy.