Andrey Ivashin | Source | CIO at Dyninno Group
Andrey Ivashin
Andrey is a CIO at a global technology, fintech and entertainment technology conglomerate Dyninno.
He has 20 + of experience in IT at different levels: from an individual IT guy supporting medium-sized businesses to Technical Director, defining technology strategy, supervising the whole technical side of popular Internet services and managing Dyninno's global, technically dispersed teams of qualified technical specialists.
He is extremely passionate about growing tech talent, and career prospects as well as tech leadership are the topics very dear to his heart.
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Dyninno Group
CIO
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Les Pdg s'inquiètent de l'obsolescence avancée des systèmes d'information
Alors que de nombreux DSI pensent disposer d'outils de pointe dans leur secteur, les Pdg s'inquiètent de la vétusté des systèmes d'information.
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Your IT infrastructure may be more outdated than you think
While many IT leaders believe they have best-in-class IT tools, CEOs worry about the age of their IT systems, resulting in a key internal business tension as tech obsolescence accelerates.
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Invest in growth, avoid a hype-driven approach and take cybersecurity seriously - Intelligent CIO Europe
Andrey Ivashin, CIO, Dyninno Group, describes how he cultivates leadership within his IT team, ensures that IT strategies align with overall business goals and shares his vision for Digital Transformation. How do you cultivate leadership within your IT team and foster a culture of continuous learning and innovation? It’s about encouragement. First, we encourage people to take leadership by allowing…
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Dyninno's CIO Reveals Tactics to Prevent IT Burnout Amid AI Growth
Andrey highlights the need for "clear direction" and practical AI training. By focusing on real-world solutions, Dyninno keeps tech workers motivated. Short, hands-on sessions prevent burnout, fostering innovation. Andrey advises against chasing every AI trend, instead directing enthusiasm towards meaningful work, ensuring employees see the value in their contributions. -
CIO Insights: Navigating the Reality of Outdated IT Systems
Andrey emphasizes the need for regular system assessments to prevent obsolescence. He notes, "Outdated tools can mean slower operations, security vulnerabilities, and potential failures." Andrey advises focusing on critical upgrades and warns that delaying replacements can lead to inefficiencies and increased costs. He stresses that outdated systems can impede business scaling and efficiency. -
Dyninno Group CIO Advocates Practical AI Training for IT Staff
Andrey emphasizes practical AI training over formal courses. Dyninno Group offers workshops where employees engage with AI tools in real-time. "Ignoring AI tools will make IT skills obsolete," he warns. While AI aids specific tasks, broader context challenges remain, allowing developers to stay relevant.
