Another online event *instinctools in Kazakhstan is over! The topic of the webinar jointly with Astana Hub was “Business Intelligence and data-driven approaches for business transformation”. The meeting was held online and brought together more than 60 developers from Kazakhstan,
Business Intelligence meetup *instinctools is behind us, which means that our speakers inspired dozens of listeners to develop, shared their knowledge and experience in the field of Business Intelligence. Topics talked about: Frontend, backend, fullstack.. or BI? Ivan Dubovsky, Lead
“Golang for big and small: from complex to low-level tasks”, the first *instinctools meetup in Kazakhstan, took place on July 5th, bringing together more than 100 developers from different countries. Experts covered Golang trendy topics, shared their experience and answered
In June, *instinctools became a resident of Astana Hub, the largest technology companies community in Central Asia. In May 2022 *instinctools opened a development center in Nur-Sultan in the Republic of Kazakhstan. The company is actively expanding its team by
OVHCloud, Europe's largest cloud service provider, and *instinctools have officially become partners. The partnership is designed for the long term, has no time limits and is applied at the international level. OVHcloud is a leading European hosting and cloud provider
For over 20 years *instinctools has been developing digital services that help companies around the world change, grow and evolve. Our team's talent and excellent work are well-recognized. As a result of our commitment to our customers and partners' success,
We have once again been listed among the top developer companies by TechReviewer. The International Center for Quality Analytics of IT companies TechReviewer highly appreciated our expertise and included *instinctools in the Top Enterprise App Development Company, the top international
In 2021, we organized and hosted our own series of online discussions regarding post-pandemic IT industry changes. The primary driving force behind the professional community gathering was the market need for knowledge and experience sharing and industry development. Instead of
