The head of the Lviv OVA, Maksym Kozytskyi, reported this on Telegram, as reported by Ukrinform.

“The SoftServe team did the best in one of the three challenges, with a solution that could help NATO and partner countries better cooperate in the fight against a common enemy,” Kozytskyi said.

He noted that Lviv engineers analyzed in detail the advantages and disadvantages of the multinational NATO CWIX exercises, which control how the IT systems of the allies interact in combat conditions. Established performance metrics, further enhanced recommendations for improving CWIX performance, and suggested solutions to quickly identify and address gaps that hinder training success.

More than 100 participants from different countries participated in TIDE NATO Hackathon 2023.

The SoftServe team comes with a solution presentation at the Spring 2023 TIDE Sprint in Norway. In the future, the achievements of Ukrainian engineers can be tested during CWIX exercises.

As reported by Ukrinform, Lviv IT company “SoftServe”, together with the Cultural Fund of Ukraine and the Ministry of Culture and Information Policy of Ukraine, launched the platform “Cultural Space”. Its purpose is to support Ukrainian culture in wartime conditions. The platform collects information about Ukrainian cultural figures, as well as Ukrainian businesses, institutions and organizations in the cultural sector, which are in a difficult financial situation due to the full-scale Russian occupation. The information gathered will help assess the industry’s funding and resource needs and find opportunities to meet them.

SoftServe is one of the largest software development companies in Central and Eastern Europe and is included in the list of the largest IT service companies in Ukraine. The company works on more than 1,000 active projects for customers in North America, the EU and Asia.

Photograph: Maksym Kozytsky’s Telegram