April 7 9:40
In large companies, data on projects are often scattered, which leads to duplication of information, loss of important data and reduces business effectiveness. The solution to this problem was proposed by more than 300 students of leading technical universities in the country.
The participants worked on the idea of “T1. COMAR” for the creation of a system that combines data on projects from various sources, analyzes them and provides relevant information in real time. The competition was held simultaneously in the seven cities of Russia: Izhevsk, Ryazan, Samara, Nizhny Novgorod, Novosibirsk, Yekaterinburg and Krasnodar, at the venues of partner universities and in T1 offices.
Using artificial intelligence and other advanced technologies, more than 70 teams have developed their prototypes of systems, and some – even actually ready -made software products with instructions for launching. The presented solutions can not only collect and process information, but also analyze it, identifying hidden dependencies between data and predicting the results of the projects.
The guys had complete freedom in choosing technologies and tools, so they were creatively approached the task. For example, they offered systems for intellectual code refactoring, used blockchain for data storage and original methods of organizing information using tag clouds.
Ideaton experts evaluated how effective, technically worked out, practical and ready for integration. 129 participants were the winners: they received invitations to the educational intensive IT Laure T1.
““ T1. CODMAR ” – more than just a competition for students. The idea ofonon has become a platform for developing innovative ideas and solutions that in the future can change the data management approaches. Educational projects for youth are an important part of our strategy for the development of the personnel potential of the IT industry, especially in the regions. It was very valuable to see at the competition of students of the T1 support universities – from the University of Samara, NSU, NSU, URFU, KubSU. Such events help us identify talented and motivated students, provide them with opportunities for growth and development, as well as introduce them to the real tasks that are facing the IT industry today, ”commented Ekaterina Kolesnikova, deputy general director of HR of the IT Holding T1.
Links on the topic:
- “We are growing professionals who are ready to change IT for the better”: T1 shares experience with future engineers in MSTU. Bauman
