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January 29, 2020
CEO Night at InnoHub: Businesses That Change the Market
Innovecs is launching CEO Nights – a series of thematic meetups with leaders of Ukrainian and international businesses. Events are planned as a live discussion with the opportunity to ask questions from the audience. The speakers will discuss ways to develop Ukrainian businesses and technology, current global trends, as well as share successful cases from their practice. The first meetup will take place on February 4th, 2020. In the focus of discussion at CEO Night # 1 are the best digital solutions, practical experience and mistakes in developing technological platforms and implementing transformations in business. Speakers are: Vyacheslav Klimov, co-founder and CEO of Nova Poshta Igor Kovalev, CEO of Uber Eats in Ukraine Alex Lutskiy, Innovecs CEO and Co-Founder The meetup will be moderated by Vladislava Magaletskaya (Rutitskaya), a member of the National Reform Council, Vice President of SigmaBleyzer and AgroGeneration. Each CEO Nights meetup is a story about people, technologies, and results that inspire. These are cases from recognized leaders that make you not only think, but also take a step towards change in order to be in trend. The event will be beneficial for entrepreneurs, employees of global companies, representatives of retail, e-commerce, and banking, and everyone who wants to bring transformation in the company to a new level and think like CEO. Attend with your friends. Register by the link: http://bit.ly/3anxv8N  
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January 29, 2020
Meet Innovecs at ICE London in the UK
ICE London is taking place on 4-6, February 2020 at ExCel London and aims to bring together the best minds across all sectors of the gaming industry. This conference gives huge opportunities to drive company revenues via face-to-face meetings and networking. It brings together 600+ solutions and 35000+ professionals in the gaming sector.  This year, the learning environment will be arranged into the sectors: online, mobile, payments, social, sports betting, casino, betting & lottery. GPI, iSoftBet, GSM Global, PG Pocket Games Soft and others are among the sponsors. The list of speakers includes experts from companies such as WesternLotto Bet, Betbonanza, Betsson, Codere, Lagos State Lotteries Board, Kindred, Caesar’s Entertainment, Boyd Gaming, and others.  The conference will tackle the biggest issues in global gaming: world gaming regulations, casino optimization, modernizing lotteries, advertising & marketing, cybercrime & security. Participants will have an opportunity to take part in the debates, and share industry knowledge.  Although Innovecs has considerable experience in gaming and entertainment, we strive to keep up with the latest technologies that will help us to realize our clients’ needs and deliver to them the best solutions. This is why Innovecs’ representative, Doug Dyer – VP of Gaming & Entertainment – will not miss the opportunity to attend such an event.  His mission is to learn new trends, network and share the Innovecs’ expertise.
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December 19, 2019
Participants of Innovecs Summer Internship Program Have Presented Their Projects
Summer Internship Program (SIP) is all about growing our own talents in-house. We have created it as a platform to offer opportunities to the next generation of budding software engineers. This is not only of a benefit to interns but is also a way of building a pipeline for future leaders, and thus enriching the whole industry with new talents. SIP started at the end of August 2019 and lasted for 12 weeks. After thorough assessments, six talented interns joined Innovecs for 12 weeks to learn from our leading Engineering experts and develop their projects in InnoCamp. The internship process involved an initial bootcamp, mentoring, and enrollment in an ongoing education program. It also included a project assignment that interns were responsible for and a final project presentation. The SIP’s key feature is about making it possible to implement the ideas of our current employees with the trainees being involved in the process. Among the 10 most promising ideas, we have chosen three to make them real. All in all, six interns have worked in pairs to develop and represent these projects set to enhance the level of employees’ engagement in the company: Café Credits: a service for cash-free purchases at InnoHub Bar — a local office café. It allows people to buy real items at the bar by paying with virtual credits, that were awarded to employees in terms of employees’ engagement program. For example, you can use 3 credits to buy a coffee and an éclair. Intern Campus: an application to manage interns’ achievements and awards in terms of the internship program. It also includes additional features such as feedback, status, mentorships, and allows us to monitor the general success of each intern. Career Path: an innovative product which helps employees who are looking towards professional growth opportunities to plan their career within a company. It empowers HR specialists with a tool to create career maps and add position requirements and skills. Each team consisted of one Front-end and one Back-end intern developer. To ensure effectiveness during the work process, they were guided by individual mentors and the idea creators in the role of a product owner. As a result of their successful internship at Innovecs, trainees have received offers to join the team as Intern Software Engineers. https://innovecs.com/wp-content/uploads/2019/12/carpath.mp4 This is what our interns say about the program: 
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November 28, 2019
Is Microservices Architecture Only About the Benefits?
Microservices architecture is not a new thing in software development. However, today this approach to building applications is actively gaining traction. In 2018, Camunda conducted research and surveyed 354 companies to determine the value of microservices adoption for fulfilling digital transformation initiatives. Around 63% of respondents mentioned that the transition to microservices helped them improve user experience, employee efficiency, and save on development and infrastructure tools. The respondents also identified top reasons why they had switched to microservices: Additional reasons for switching to the microservices Today, developing a monolithic program comes with various challenges. For example, the more complicated the composition of the monolith is, the more difficult it is for developers to properly maintain it. Let’s take a look at a scenario where there are many teams working on the same monolithic program. If team B fails to deliver high-quality code, it blocks the other teams from pushing their error-free code to the environment. So, all teams wait till team B fixes the code and tries to deploy it again. All teams are dependant on each other, which results in constant delays in delivering features. Additionally, adopting new technologies while having a monolith application can be a very slow process. For example, if you want to apply a new framework, you must rewrite all the code, which can also become a huge challenge and lead to crashes. To minimize these risks, software companies have started actively using microservices application structure. However, this “monolith → microservices” transition may come with its own challenges. So, in this blog post, we are going to cover the following topics: The peculiarities of microservices architecture and some examples Benefits of microservices and drawbacks that can occur along with these benefits Successful cases of switching to microservices structure
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