Explore our latest news and see where DataArt experts have been featured in the media

Nightingale featured Alexey Pomigalov, PhD in history and curator of the DataArt IT Museum, in an article tracing the millennia-long evolution of data processing — from a Stone Age lunar tally to the birth of relational databases, drawn from the new project retrospect.dataart.com.

CIO has published an article featuring insights from the CIO Leadership Live speakers and panelists on how organizations can achieve ROI with AI.

Forbes published an article by Yuri Gubin, CTO at DataArt, on the next challenge in AI adoption: helping organizations keep pace with the growing productivity of AI-enabled engineering teams.

DataArt has been named to Newsweek’s America’s Greatest Workplaces 2026 list, a recognition based on one of the nation’s largest independent employee studies.

Forbes published an article by our CTO, Yuri Gubin, on the development milestones organizations move through as AI adoption matures, and why many enterprise leaders are now entering the far more complex phase of scaling, governance, and managing AI as an operational resource.

Yuri Gubin, CTO at DataArt and member of Forbes Tech Council, published an article exploring how AI is changing software engineering in practice, outlining key risks related to context, engineering discipline and team dynamics.

Forbes featured Yuri Gubin, CTO at DataArt, in an article on how leaders can make data governance more practical, accountable, and directly tied to growth, innovation, and competitive advantage.

TechTarget featured Alexey Utkin, Head of the Data and Analytics Lab at DataArt, in an article on how data domain ownership and data mesh are helping organizations build AI-ready data foundations by decentralizing responsibility while maintaining governance through federated standards.

Learning Guild has published an article by Dmitry Butalov, Head of EdTech at DataArt, about why compliance is becoming the foundation for scalable AI adoption in education.

InformationWeek has featured Yuri Gubin, Chief Innovation Officer at DataArt, in an article on why organizations must rethink AI pilots and KPIs to close the gap between experimentation and real business value.