Sigma Software CEO Valeriy Krasovsky believes that for the company to fully function, at least half of its IT specialists need to be reserved. In October, Krasovsky said that the company has about 50 specialists reserved out of more than 1,800.
Sigma Software CEO Valeriy Krasovsky believes that for the company to fully function, at least half of its IT specialists need to be reserved. In October, Krasovsky said that the company has about 50 specialists reserved out of more than 1,800.
« The Ministry of Digital Affairs has done a great job in this direction — the booking process has become extremely simple, and they need to overcome the bureaucracy. However, we would like to have more such opportunities. We are seriously maintaining the economic front and actively supporting the army. Now, when the situation in the Ukrainian economy remains extremely difficult, I believe that the most important thing is not only to maintain it, but also to create conditions for further development,» he noted in an interview with dev.ua.
According to Krasovsky, it is necessary to reserve at least 50%, and ideally — 60-70%. «It also depends on how mobilization occurs. It is very difficult to predict, but at least 50% of reserved data can be accessed by the business. We need to somehow balance it. The Ministry of Digital Affairs is doing a lot of good, and I would also like more initiatives from the people’s deputies regarding the possibility of reserving employees,» the top manager noted.
According to the Kharkiv IT Cluster, 15,000-18,000 IT specialists out of 330,000 are currently booked in Ukraine across all possible booking options.
The full text of the interview can be read here .
