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Our conferences bring together experienced developers with a variety of competencies. Among them you are sure to find the one you are looking for in your team.
Become a Conference Partner
JUG Ru Group offers various scenarios of partner integrations to meet your business goals. From promoting your IT brand to audience research.
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It will help you
Increase brand awareness
A subject conference is a great place to talk about the products or services you develop.
Improve your image
Your speakers’ talks or other activities will increase your brand awareness and credibility.
Collect data for audience research
And test product hypotheses based on it.
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How it works
We will include your materials in the conference program and help with the preparation of your speakers.
Conduct an advertising campaign and attract all interested participants.
Provide an area for your booth. You will be able to interact with the audience, share merch, hold quizzes and contests.
Provide you with the necessary positioning and branding for the event.
Prepare for you an individual report on the results of the conference. It will reflect qualitative and quantitative indicators in the framework of partner participation.
Our Partners
Upcoming conferences
SmartData 2024
Conference on Data Engineering
DotNext 2024
Conference for .NET developers
Flow 2024 Autumn
Conference on systems and business analysis
PiterPy 2024
Conference for those who code in Python and use it in practice
VideoTech 2024
Conference on video technologies
GoFunc 2024 Autumn
Conference on Go development
- In progress
CargoCult 2024
Highlights of HR practices from the IT industry
Joker 2024
Java сonference for experienced developers
Heisenbug 2024 Autumn
Conference on testing not just for testers
Mobius 2024 Autumn
Conference for mobile developers
SafeCode 2024
Conference on Application Security
DevOops 2024
Conference on engineering solutions and DevOps culture
HolyJS 2024 Autumn
Conference for JavaScript developers
I'ML 2024 Autumn
Conference on MLOps: from training to operating models