CIO WaterCooler Live: Modernise and Transform in London

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06.03.2023

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Last week, the representatives of the IT Ukraine Association attended the CIO WaterCooler Live: Modernise and Transform in London, UK.

The event was organized by CIO WaterCooler – one of the UK’s leading IT leadership communities, with over 4400+ CIOs, CTOs, and senior members from around the world to come together, share their news and views and discuss the challenges they are facing.

Main issues discussed were challenges and opportunities CIOs are currently facing, as well as future perspectives within the timespan of the next five to ten years.

Acting as one of the speakers, Konstantin Vasyuk, the Executive Director of the IT Ukraine Association, described the current state of affairs within the Ukrainian IT industry and presented “Do IT like Ukraine” national research conducted by IT Ukraine Association.

The research analysed the role of the IT industry in Ukraine, its contribution to the national economy during the War, and the potential role of the sector in the future recovery of the country.

Within his speech, Konstantin shared that the Ukrainian tech industry has made considerable efforts to ensure its resilience and through its flexibility and reactivity and managed to grow by 10% compared to the previous pre-war year.

Last week, the representatives of the IT Ukraine Association attended the CIO WaterCooler Live: Modernise and Transform in London, UK. The event was organized by CIO WaterCooler – one of the UK’s leading IT leadership communities, with over 4400+ CIOs, CTOs, and senior members from around the world to come together, share their news and views and discuss the challenges they are facing. Main issues discussed were challenges and opportunities CIOs are currently facing, as well as future perspectives within the timespan of the next five to ten years. Acting as one of the speakers, Konstantin Vasyuk, the Executive Director of the IT Ukraine Association, described the current state of affairs within the Ukrainian IT industry and presented “Do IT like Ukraine” national research conducted by IT Ukraine Association. The research analysed the role of the IT industry in Ukraine, its contribution to the national economy during the War, and the potential role of the sector in the future recovery of the country. Within his speech, Konstantin shared that the Ukrainian tech industry has made considerable efforts to ensure its resilience and through its flexibility and reactivity and managed to grow by 10% compared to the previous pre-war year.