Secure Remote Work
- Customer
- Central Bank of Armenia
- Project manager on the customer side
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- Year of project completion
- 2023
- Project timeline
- September, 2022 - October, 2023
- Project scope
- 500 automated workstations
- Goals
- Implement a secure solution for remote work.
- Project Results
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Currently we have implemented Citirx and almost all internal recourses (applications, file infrastructure etc) are available form anywhere.
The uniqueness of the project
Before this project it was NOT allowed remote work at all!- Used software
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- New Server Infrastructure
- Citrix
- Cyberark
- Difficulty of implementation
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- Knowledge limitations
- Time
- Procurement difficulties
- Project Description
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The concept of remote work was relatively new for smaller countries and cities, as it was deeply ingrained in our culture to work from traditional office spaces. However, the COVID-19 pandemic demonstrated the vital need for critical organizations, such as Central Banks, to remain operational regardless of any external restrictions, be it a health crisis like COVID-19 or other unforeseen challenges, like wartime situations.
In response to this realization, we initiated a project aimed at acquiring and implementing the necessary technologies. These technologies enable our employees to work seamlessly from any corner of the globe, providing them with the flexibility to choose their work locations while ensuring that they can continue their essential duties effectively.
- Project geography
- Central Bank employees, about 750
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According to the statistics agency, the number of telecommunication and IT companies has increased 1.8 times in the last five years. At the beginning of 2023, there are more than 12 thousand ICT companies operating in the country. More than 100 thousand people are employed in the industry. At the end of 2022, the volume of ICT services grew by 125.5% and amounted to 22.9 trillion soums, of which 4.2 trillion soums were programming services provided by Uzbek companies and specialists. The total revenue of Uzbekistan's IT sector for the first quarter of 2023 reached 2.38 trillion soums - almost four times more than in the same period of 2022. Exports of digital services increased to $57.2 million. According to IT Park, net income amounted to more than 90% of revenue or 2.158 trillion soums.
According to the statistics agency, the number of telecommunication and IT companies has increased 1.8 times in the last five years. At the beginning of 2023, there are more than 12 thousand ICT companies operating in the country. More than 100 thousand people are employed in the industry. At the end of 2022, the volume of ICT services grew by 125.5% and amounted to 22.9 trillion soums, of which 4.2 trillion soums were programming services provided by Uzbek companies and specialists. The total revenue of Uzbekistan's IT sector for the first quarter of 2023 reached 2.38 trillion soums - almost four times more than in the same period of 2022. Exports of digital services increased to $57.2 million. According to IT Park, net income amounted to more than 90% of revenue or 2.158 trillion soums.
The IT strategy of a large number of companies includes the automation (digitization) of not only accounting processes but also production and logistics processes.