ITBridge: What Opportunities Does the Project Offer for the Ukrainian IT Industry?
IT ClusterITBridge is an international project aimed at strengthening IT clusters as drivers of digital transformation, facilitating the integration of Ukrainian IT companies into European markets, and adapting Ukrainian IT clusters and companies to European digital models and strategies.
The project unites three Ukrainian IT clusters (Kharkiv IT Cluster, IT Dnipro Community, Odesa IT Family) with European IT clusters Transilvania IT Cluster (Romania) and Digital Cluster of Catalonia (Spain).
What Does ITBridge Offer?
Strengthening IT Clusters
- Exchange of best practices between Ukrainian and European IT clusters.
- Networking and partnership development for long-term collaboration.
- Raising awareness of Ukraine-EU digital cooperation.
Integration of Ukrainian IT into the EU Market
- Direct cooperation between Ukrainian and European IT companies.
- Business workshops to help Ukrainian companies understand the European market.
- Mentorship support for 25 promising Ukrainian IT companies to facilitate collaboration with European businesses.
Adapting Ukraine to EU Digital Strategies
- Market research to identify new opportunities.
- Sharing research results with Ukrainian and European IT sector representatives.
- Updating IT cluster development strategies in line with digital industry trends.
ITBridge — A Strategic Step Towards Ukraine’s Digital Future
The ITBridge project serves as a platform for integrating the Ukrainian IT sector into the European digital market, strengthening Ukraine’s technological potential, and expanding international cooperation.
Kharkiv IT Cluster is actively working to build an innovative future where Ukrainian companies are full-fledged participants in the European digital economy.
Join the Kharkiv IT Cluster and explore the opportunities of ITBridge!
The ITBridge project is funded by the European Union through the Single Market Programme under the grant agreement №101196018. Views and opinions expressed are however those of the author(s) only and do not necessarily reflect those of the European Union or European Innovation Council and SMEs Executive Agency (EISMEA). Neither the European Union nor the granting authority can be held responsible for them.
