GIS-Point

🇬🇧🇺🇦 We are pleased to announce that our CEO Ievgen Lavrishko has become the fourth Ambassador to the United Kingdom in the IТ Ukraine Association network.

IT Ukraine Association is a leading industry organisation uniting Ukrainian tech companies and supporting their integration into international markets.

ievgen’s key vertical within the Ambassador Network is AgriTech — helping Ukrainian agri-tech innovations and geospatial solutions scale on the British market.

We congratulate on this recognition and are proud to represent Ukraine at a new level. 🇬🇧🇺🇦

One week to go — GEO Business Show 2026 is almost here. ExCeL London, 3–4 June.

GIS-Point will be at stand G185.
Stop by to discuss spatial data production and the custom software your geo-business runs on.

Our CEO ievgen Lavrishko will also be speaking:
«From LiDAR QA to conversational GIS: How GIS-Point builds AI-native tools on open spatial stacks»
Wednesday, 3 June · 15:30–16:00

A sincere thank you to the organising team — Annie R., Troy Garrick, Grace Donnelly, Amy Muddle — for making this event happen. See you there!

Week one of the Berkeley Agro Accelerator at the University of California, , School of Business, is behind us. Our CEO , and CTO Andriy Nedvyha are in California, and the first five days covered more ground than most programmes manage in two weeks.

Barry Katz ( / ) opened by framing the Silicon Valley ecosystem as infrastructure, not mythology.
Gauthier Vasseur from University of California, Berkeley, Haas School of Business / , ran two sessions on sustainable data strategy and stretching data with AI, directly relevant to how we architect client pipelines.

Rebecca Hinds, PhD, Head of the Work AI Institute at Glean, delivered a research-backed session on what actually separates AI leaders, not a keynote, which made it more valuable.
Ellen Bruno and James Sallee from UC Berkeley’s Department of Agricultural & Resource Economics grounded the week in water resilience and agricultural decarbonisation as a real market opportunity.

Friday closed with an off-site visit to an almond farm in the Central Valley, after five days of talking about precision ag data, seeing the physical operation mattered.

Week two starts today.

Special thanks to Kateryna Akymenko and the full team at the University of California, Berkeley for Business Innovation.
This programme is made possible by the support of the