Dimash Dzhunusov: the most important criterion for a startup is the love of the client

Smart City Accelerator Almaty is a training program, a project where startups solve the problems of the urban environment using new technologies. The project brought together bright and talented representatives of the IT environment of Kazakhstan. One of them is Dinmukhamed Dzhunusov, co-founder of the OKOO project, an online educational platform for schools that helps automate learning processes. Today we are talking with Dinmukhamed about his project.

Astana Hub started accepting applications for the second batch of the partnership program with Google for Startups

The first batch of the Silkway Accelerator program by Google for Startups and Astana Hub has already achieved positive results. For example, startup UvU made pre-sales of more than $1.5 million during the program period.

Magzhan Madiyev appointed CEO of Astana Hub

Magzhan Madiyev is the founding CEO of the international Techno park of IT startups Astana Hub, 2016-2018. He contributed to the launch of the IT Park.

Astana Hub launched a school for creating IT products without programming

Astana Hub will teach how to create IT products without programming skills

Creating a finished product without programming skills, testing a business model without high costs, launching a startup many times faster and doing without the help of developers is quite realistic. More than 1,000 people have already learned this thanks to the course on creating IT products without programming from Astana Hub. The other day, the metropolitan technopark announced the acceptance of applications for the fourth stream of the No Code program.

The first members of SCALERATOR - who are they?

SCALERATOR is the first acceleration program from Astana Hub, where top international experts help Kazakhstani technology companies and startups to export and find international partners. We want to introduce you to 10 Scalerator members who are preparing to conquer the markets of Southeast Asia.

Timur Turlov invested $1,000,000 in a Kazakh startup

Today, the media spread the news that the Kazakh startup Cerebra received a $1 million investment from Timur Turlov, head of Freedom Holding Corp. and a member of the Forbes global list. The company started its journey as a member of the international technopark of IT startups Astana Hub, and later entered the TOP-10 best startups in Kazakhstan in 2020.

Plavno: about the adaptation of Belarusian IT specialists in Kazakhstan

Oleg Lipunov, Belarus, CEO of Plavno (Smoothly) LLP, @elmestreby