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13 August 2026
NOYTECH
Press Service
A year ago, most discussions were about what the technology could do. Today, the focus is on how companies are actually using it to solve business problems.
That shift was easy to notice at Data Day 2026, where Aleksei Knol, PR manager at NOYTECH Supply Chain Solutions and Andrey Gainulin, Web product owner at NOYTECH Supply Chain Solutions joined experts from retail, manufacturing and logistics to discuss the practical side of data-driven business.
For supply chains, the questions are becoming increasingly specific. How can AI improve demand planning? Which decisions can be automated? What data is needed to make operations more predictable? And where does human expertise remain irreplaceable?
These discussions matter because logistics is becoming more data-intensive every year. Better visibility, faster decisions and stronger resilience all start with the ability to work with information, not just collect it.
Events like Data Day bring together people facing the same challenges from different industries. That's often where the most valuable ideas emerge.
At the H1 Business Group meeting that took place at Baltschug Kempinski Moscow Hotel Anton Grechko, NOYTECH Chief Commercial Officer spoke about the state of logistics and foreign trade in the second half of 2026 and the outlook for 2027
Tatarstan Petrochemical Forum and Kazan Oil, Gas & Chemistry exhibition brought together oil and gas companies, equipment manufacturers, technology providers, engineers and industry experts to discuss where the sector is heading and what it will take to get there.
The annual Summer Business Meeting hosted by the German-Russian Chamber of Commerce in St. Petersburg brought together industry professionals. Set on the coast of the Gulf of Finland, the evening created space for honest dialogue, new introductions and familiar faces meeting again to continue conversations that shape business long after the event is over