Masters Lounge
Master Lounge is an Executive networking event hosted at Kilinski Restaurant that will gather top managers and entrepreneurs, investors, and government officials to unwind and exchange business contacts in a relaxed environment. Master Lounge is about making new contacts and meeting partners, having deeper discussions with like-minded people, and establishing new bonds.
Kilinski Restaurant offers attendees a unique chance to immerse themselves in a refined French atmosphere, with exquisite interior details and gastronomic masterpieces, all while enjoying views of the lush park outside and special dishes that will make you want to return. This event is accessible for Executive and Top Tier ticket holders only.
Mad Lounge
After the official program concludes, IT Arena attendees will gather at Mad Lounge for the event’s vibrant afterparty. Mad Lounge provides the perfect setting to network with peers, discuss startup ideas, meet potential investors, and mingle with like-minded professionals. The event brings together passionate individuals eager to share their interests and expertise in a relaxed atmosphere.
MAD Bars House unites 5 conceptual restaurants in one building – Var bar, Win bar, Wona restaurant with an open kitchen, a classical American Buzz bar, with a stage and DJ booth, a Ukrainian bar, with a secret cocktail menu, and a rooftop space opening a breathtaking view of the night city. The MAD’s interior with lounge chairs, an open fireplace, furs, shadows, and fragrances will become a cozy backdrop for the highest quality networking. This event is available for all ticket type.
Location: MAD Bars House, Shevska St., 10
Networking
After showcasing the region’s most promising startups competing for cash prizes, mentorship, and investor attention, the night will culminate in a lively afterparty. Whether you’re competing in the Startup Competition or not, this afterparty offers the perfect chance to mingle with potential investors and make valuable connections in a relaxed, fun setting. This event is accessible for Standard, Senior, and Executive and Top Tier ticket holders.
Executive Stage: Ask me anything
Defense Stage: Finalists announcement
Defense Stage: Ukrainian IT Innovations: The threshold of global military changes
Defense Stage: Opening and Defense Stage Rules
Panel Discussion: Innovations 360: Industry Insights to Drive Tech Ecosystem
Semifinal pitching
Announcement of the finalists
Semifinal Pitching
Opening and Startup Track Rules
Executive Stage: Tech Trends in Ukraine: From Resilience to Global Impact
Executive Stage: Uniting VC and IT service experience in Ukrainian Defense
Executive Stage: Mykhailo Fedorov’s Press Conference
Executive Stage: Kateryna Chernohorenko’s press conference
Workshop: EIC Accelerator – A Step-by-Step Guide to Winning Grants
The EIC Accelerator is Europe’s premier funding programme designed to help companies scale breakthrough technologies and disruptive innovations. This workshop will provide a comprehensive, step-by-step guide to navigating the EIC Accelerator application process, from initial submission to securing up to €2.5M in grants and €15M in equity funding. Attendees will learn about critical success factors, key eligibility requirements, and insider tips from expert who supported winners of EIC Accelerator. Whether you’re a first-time applicant or looking to refine your proposal, this session will help demystify the application process and maximize your chances of success.
Workshop: Microservice Integration – Events, Sagas and Schemas
A one day workshop which focuses on microservice integration patterns
You’ve probably seen plenty of “boxes and arrows” diagrams when looking at microservice architectures, but what’s behind those lines? In this full day course we explore the nature of service-to-service calls.
The array of technology choices in this space is vast, so one of the first things Sam will share will be a model for thinking of service-to-sevice collaboration. From there we’ll explore some of the technology choices that fit into this model, including looking at newer interaction models enabled by technology Kafka and service meshes. Finally, we’ll discuss how to implement business processes through Sagas – how to we manage all those individual service calls and make them part of something more.
Expect discussion about schemas, serialization formats, messaging patterns, and maybe even some BPM…
Key Topics
Course Requirements
A basic understanding of microservices is useful, but not essential. This class is not a coding workshop, but will be interactive, making use of group exercises to help participants explore the topics.
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Revolutionizing Cybersecurity: Enhancing SOC Operations with Machine Learning and Generative AI
Panel Discussion: The evolution of cybersecurity product management: how to build products that won’t fail
Panel discussion: Selling your business: insights from both sides of the deal
Panel discussion: Сyber Threats: Protecting Businesses and People
Panel Discussion: Scaling globally with hardware product
Digitaliztion of manufacturing
How the world hacks you
Fireside chat: The Blueprint for Product Growth
Beyond brand safety. How we keep users safe
Unlocking the cyber potential of Ukraine: A cyber-power in making
Panel Discussion: Strategic Implementation of Impact DNA and ESG in tech products
Digital Future
Lunch
New instruments of AI
Ukrainian Contribution to Defense Innovation Products: Right Tech, Right Time
The IoT Digital Twin revolution powered by Gen AI
Defeating Internal and External Goliaths: How Digitalization is Shaping Our Defense
Ukrainian tech companies – the cornerstone of an innovative future
How Turing Bots are Changing Solutions Architecture process
Panel Discussion: State of Defense tech
The future of intelligence in the AI era
Opening Ceremony
Registration
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