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In June, Microsoft Corp held the “Innovations in development” conference in Moscow. The representatives of the world IT giant believe that Russia can claim 10–15% of the science-intensive world market and has all chances to be among the top 5 economies by 2020
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Alexis Sukharev, Auriga President and founder, will host a panel discussion on Russia’s place in IT globalization at Software Development Summit 2008 to be held in St. Petersburg, Russia, June 2-3, 2008. Organized by RUSSOFT, Russia’s association of leading software development companies, the summit will focus on the current situation in the burgeoning Russian software and services industry and its outlook for the future.
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The 2008 ACM International Collegiate Programming Contest (ICPC) has become a triumph of Russian university students. The Russian teams won the world championship, two gold medals, a silver and two bronze—five out of twelve medals in the ICPC 2008 World Finals held in Banff, Alberta, Canada, April 6-10, 2008.
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Alexis Sukharev presents Russia’s software and services industry, with focus on its key strengths and differentiators, at the MassTLC conference: “China, India and Russia—Our Partners in the New Global Economy”
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Alexis Sukharev, Auriga’s President and founder, was invited by the Department of Trade and Industry of the Philippines to speak on what makes Central and Eastern Europe unique and especially attractive as an IT outsourcing destination. The invitation noted “the progress Auriga has made over the years to be recognized in the Global Services 100 list of top companies” and stated that “Auriga is truly one of the Centers of Excellence Organizations.”
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