SoftServe, a leading global outsourced product and application development company, announced today that they received the Project Management Award at the 2013 IT Weekend Ukraine awards ceremony that took place on September 14, 2013, in Kyiv, Ukraine.

The IT conference is the largest of its kind in the country and featured more than 30 international experts, including Alan Harlan (CEO, SoftServe Inc.) Mark Randall (Chief Strategist, Adobe) and other seasoned industry professionals, who shared their insights and profound experience in four parallel sessions for the audience of almost 600 industry thought leaders, developers, managers and executives.

The annual Ukrainian IT Awards, supported by Lviv IT-BPO Cluster, SoftServe Inc., the news channel 24 and ZIK TV channel, recognize the most prominent professionals in the IT industry of Ukraine. This year’s honors were presented in the following categories: project management, software architecture, software engineering, business analysis, quality assurance and IT education.

The winner from SoftServe, Vitaliy Moroz, Abiliton Project Manager, commented on his recognition: “Receiving an accolade from the Ukrainian IT Awards in the Project Management category is an honor for me, and a result of our team’s joint efforts. I am especially proud to be a part of this dedicated group of professionals who support and inspire me by their enthusiasm and good wishes for improvement and innovation in delivering high quality software products and solutions.”

“We are very happy that our subject matter experts receive continuous industry recognition,” said Renata Chuchmai, VP Human Resources at SoftServe Inc. “This serves as acknowledgement of SoftServe’s excellence in employee management and strong focus on our employees as our core value. Professional development of our people is a critical foundation block of SoftServe’s unique Abiliton™ methodology that ensures the success of all software development projects. I’d like to congratulate all the winners of the Ukrainian IT Awards and wish them continued success.”