Real problems, real solutions – shared by those who’ve been there 

Join us for an insightful meetup with Alim Ismailov, Lead Software Engineer at Sigma Software, as he explores the practical side of building microservices as distributed systems. 

You’ll dive into real-world cases from large-scale projects and discover the technical and organizational challenges that come with implementing microservices — along with the solutions that actually worked. 

📍 Tashkent, IT Park, Makhtumkuli 114A (Махтумкули 114A), (1st floor, showroom)

June 26, registration starts at 18:00 

Come ready to learn, discuss, and connect with fellow enthusiasts!

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You’ll learn: 

• How microservices function as distributed systems in real environments
• What kinds of issues teams face during implementation — and how they solve them 
• Lessons learned from real-life challenges 
• Practical insights you can apply to your own work 

Who should attend 

• Software engineers and architects working with or exploring microservices
• Tech leads and decision-makers interested in distributed system architecture
• Anyone curious about building scalable, maintainable systems 

This meetup is perfect for developers of all levels — from Juniors looking to understand advanced concepts to experienced Middle and Senior Engineers grappling with the realities of distributed systems. 

If you’re building, maintaining, or designing software architectures and want to make more informed decisions about microservices, you’ll find immense value here. 

Sigma Software opens a software development office in Tashkent. Our company is a software development company founded in 2002, with offices in many  countries, including Sweden, the USA, Canada, Ukraine, Dubai, and now Uzbekistan too. Our company provides top-quality software development services to customers in many sectors. These include government, telecommunications, media & advertising, aerospace, automotive, gaming industry, banking and financial services, real estate, tourism, and entertainment.

It means you can create software with us for world-known companies like IATA, SAS, AstraZeneca, Volvo, Scania without leaving your country. Explore the opportunities and join us from any part of Uzbekistan remotely or in our Tashkent hub. The company also joins IT park Uzbekistan. 

If you are a student, follow the courses and trainings that are launched in partnership with INHA University in Tashkent.

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INHA University, IT Park Uzbekistan, and StrategEast in partnership with the IT service company Sigma Software and the corporate educational platform Sigma Software University, invite you to attend a one-day conference “Tech Synergies: Partnership for the Digital Future”.

During the event, participants and speakers will discuss how cooperation between international IT companies, local stakeholders, and donors can contribute to the country’s innovation and digital transformation. The conference will also mark the beginning of Sigma Software’s work on the Uzbekistan market.

The program includes:

• “Creating digital synergy for the future of Uzbekistan”, speaker Maxim Pochebut, CEO at Sigma Software University.
• Panel discussion: “Digital transformation in Uzbekistan — a joint approach”. Representatives of Sigma Software, INHA University, IT Park, and StrategEast will discuss the role of donors in the development of the IT ecosystem of Uzbekistan, mutual opportunities that cooperation between international IT companies and local organizations opens up, skills development and job creation for the local talent pool.

• When: February 19, 14:00.Where: Ziyolilar St., 9, Building B, INHA UniversityEvent language: EnglishSigma Software and Sigma Software University invite you to a cool offline event – Talk Night, 29th April, Tashkent.​Come listen to candid stories about real digital transformation failures, learn about effective approaches to crisis management, and extract useful lessons for your projects.​What to expect?
  • ​Real cases of digital transformation failures. We will look at real-life examples of our digital transformation projects that went wrong. We will analyze our experience so that you can better navigate your own initiatives and avoid repeating our mistakes.
  • ​Effective approaches to crisis management. You will learn about the strategies and approaches that will be most beneficial for effectively managing crisis situations. You will get an idea of what works and what doesn’t when things go wrong.
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