The IT industry in Ukraine has been coping with enormous business risks since February 2022, when Russian military forces invaded the country. How do businesses manage emerging challenges and remain a powerful economic force? Anna Savchenko, PR Manager at CHI Software, and Bogdan Steblyanko, CHI Software's CEO, are sharing stats and their personal insights.
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The national Japanese newspaper The Asahi Shimbun reports that Japanese IT companies have focused on finding specialists for their projects among Ukrainian workers. The main goal is to help Ukrainians and support the state in times of war. Earlier, the Ministry of Foreign Affairs reported that the Ukrainian IT company CHI Software opened an office in Japan.
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この度、昨年12月1日に開催しました「ウクライナ神戸ITセミナー」に参加したウクライナのソフトウェア開発会社CHIグループが神戸に日本法人を開設し事業を開始しましたのでお知らせします。
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Ukrainian technology companies have earned billions. But with most executives unable to meet foreign clients, the good times may not last.
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Since the beginning of russian invasion, heavy shelling, and bombing of peaceful cities the competitive marketing, PR, and content community in Ukraine united to defeat one mutual enemy – russia, its propaganda, and lies.
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To help us get a handle on Ukraine's role in the data economy and how teams based there are coping with Russia's military onslaught, Wayne interviews two software executives today who share how the war has affected their companies and how they are adapting to the evolving situation.
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