Global CIO Digital Transformation Leadership Community announces the results of the "Project of the Year - 2022" contest
Global CIO, a community of digital transformation leaders, announced the results of its annual "Project of the Year - 2022" competition for IT executives.
The Global CIO "Project of the Year" contest was held for the 11th time this year. Over the years it has become a communication platform for executives who implement advanced IT solutions in Russia and abroad.
This year there is a new nomination for projects implemented in friendly countries.
Companies from Kazakhstan, Uzbekistan, Belarus, Armenia and Turkey took part in the contest.
The winners are the following projects:
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The best IT project implemented in Uzbekistan: Extreme ERP: Uzbekistan.
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The best project to enter a foreign market with Russian software on a tight schedule: Preparation of IT infrastructure for Russian retailer's first entry outside Russia - 2 months to launch stores in Uzbekistan
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The best IT training project: Educational projects for fintech specialists with Uzcard
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The best IT project implemented in Kazakhstan: Building a corporate data management platform
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The best IT project in Belarus: Development of 1C:ERP integrated enterprise management system for a large aircraft repair plant
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Best IT project implemented in Armenia: International expansion of Wink video service (commercial launch of Wink video service in the Republic of Armenia)
Once again, congratulations to all the winners of the 2022 Project of the Year contest.
We would like to remind you that entries for the 12th Project of the Year contest will be available beginning in mid-September 2023.
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