N-iX, together with the “Come Back Alive” fund organized the first IT Poplava

27/ 04/ 2023

On April 22nd, N-iX, together with the Come Back Alive fund and journalist Oleg Novikov, organized the first IT Poplava. Poplava is a project that began as an event on Twitter Spaces where journalists and experts from the Come Back Alive fund discuss various topics related to the Russian-Ukrainian war. The project has grown into a regular podcast, expanding into separate podcasts on the economy, history, law, reforms, and anti-corruption. Since 2022, N-iX has been a strategic partner of the Come Back Alive fund and allocates $30,000 per month to support the funds operational activities. The recording of the first IT Poplava was organized specifically to raise funds for the funds operations for N-iX employees. In total, during the recording of the 120th Poplava, company employees raised more than 645,000₴ to support Come Back Alive fund activities. In particular, at a charity auction, the exclusive black calendar of the Come Back Alive fund with the signature of the Commander-in-Chief of the Armed Forces of Ukraine, Valery Zaluzhny, was donated for 215,000₴. The N-iX fundraising campaign for the funds operational activities is still ongoing until April 30th. The highest donor on the bank - can receive a calendar signed by Valery Zaluzhny. For the second and third highest contributions, N-iX will give away an exclusive keychain bottle opener made from a downed Su-30SM enemy aircraft. Among all donors, other gifts from N-iX and the Come Back Alive fund will also be raffled off. The participants of IT Poplava were: the Head of the Come Back Alive fund Taras Chmut, the Director of the Department of Strategic Initiatives of the fund Ivan Naumenko, the Head of the Analytical Department, Anton Muraveinik, and the Director of the Development and Partnerships Department Oleg Karpenko. In addition to questions from the IT community, the podcast discussed the activities of the fund, the involvement of employees in working on large fund projects, the number of fund employees, and other operational details of the Come Back Alive funds activities. The recording of the first IT Poplava can be viewed on the YouTube platform at the following link: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=tTOpv5wD6Q8 About N-iX: N-iX is a global software solutions and engineering services company that helps world’s leading organizations turn challenges into lasting business value, operational efficiency, and revenue growth using modern technology. With over 2,000 professionals in 25 countries across Europe and the Americas, N-iX offers expert solutions in cloud, data analytics, embedded software, IoT, AI, machine learning, and other tech domains. About the “Come Back Alive” foundation: “Come Back Alive” is a Foundation providing competent assistance to the military. Since 2014, our key goal has been to make the Defense Forces more efficient, save the lives of the military and systematically counter the enemy. The Foundation purchases equipment that helps save the lives of the military, including thermal imaging optics, quadcopters, cars, security, and intelligence systems.

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On April 22nd, N-iX, together with the “Come Back Alive” fund and journalist Oleg Novikov, organized the first IT Poplava.

Poplava is a project that began as an event on Twitter Spaces where journalists and experts from the “Come Back Alive” fund discuss various topics related to the Russian-Ukrainian war. The project has grown into a regular podcast, expanding into separate podcasts on the economy, history, law, reforms, and anti-corruption.

Since 2022, N-iX has been a strategic partner of the “Come Back Alive” fund and allocates $30,000 per month to support the fund’s operational activities. The recording of the first IT Poplava was organized specifically to raise funds for the fund’s operations for N-iX employees. In total, during the recording of the 120th Poplava, company employees raised more than 645,000₴ to support “Come Back Alive” fund activities. In particular, at a charity auction, the exclusive black calendar of the “Come Back Alive” fund with the signature of the Commander-in-Chief of the Armed Forces of Ukraine, Valery Zaluzhny, was donated for 215,000₴.

The N-iX fundraising campaign for the fund’s operational activities is still ongoing until April 30th. The highest donor on the bank – can receive a calendar signed by Valery Zaluzhny. For the second and third highest contributions, N-iX will give away an exclusive keychain bottle opener made from a downed Su-30SM enemy aircraft. Among all donors, other gifts from N-iX and the “Come Back Alive” fund will also be raffled off.

The participants of IT Poplava were: the Head of the “Come Back Alive” fund Taras Chmut, the Director of the Department of Strategic Initiatives of the fund Ivan Naumenko, the Head of the Analytical Department, Anton Muraveinik, and the Director of the Development and Partnerships Department Oleg Karpenko. In addition to questions from the IT community, the podcast discussed the activities of the fund, the involvement of employees in working on large fund projects, the number of fund employees, and other operational details of the “Come Back Alive” fund’s activities.

The recording of the first IT Poplava can be viewed on the YouTube platform at the following link:

About N-iX:

N-iX is a global software solutions and engineering services company that helps world’s leading organizations turn challenges into lasting business value, operational efficiency, and revenue growth using modern technology. With over 2,000 professionals in 25 countries across Europe and the Americas, N-iX offers expert solutions in cloud, data analytics, embedded software, IoT, AI, machine learning, and other tech domains.

About the “Come Back Alive” foundation:

“Come Back Alive” is a Foundation providing competent assistance to the military. Since 2014, our key goal has been to make the Defense Forces more efficient, save the lives of the military and systematically counter the enemy.

The Foundation purchases equipment that helps save the lives of the military, including thermal imaging optics, quadcopters, cars, security, and intelligence systems.