Vasilyev Dmitry Aleksandrovich

Vasilyev Dmitry Aleksandrovich

Biography, career

Born in 1976 in Saratov. In 1999 he graduated with honors from Saratov State Technical University.

Until 2005, he worked at VimpelCom as an IT manager in the Volga region, where he created a regional IT structure and ensured the launch of the Beeline network and offices in 11 regions of the federal district of the Russian Federation.

As IT Manager, Severstal-Resources managed a program of projects to automate large enterprises in the resource division of Severstal Group. He was responsible for IT control in Severstal's IPO (LSE) project. As a project manager, ERP worked at Comstar-OTS.

From 2009 to 2010, as technical director of a venture capital company, he developed a project to create a digital mobile television network in Russia. As a result of the project, the communications industry allowed a new standard for use in Russia. The DVB-H network in Moscow was built and launched.

2010: Moving to AT Consulting

In 2010, he headed the Electronic Government unit at AT Consulting, within which he developed a new business area for the development and implementation of information systems for state authorities. In 2015, he headed the regional business block AT Consulting.

2017: Dismissal and return to AT Consulting

In March 2017, Dmitry Vasiliev told TAdviser about leaving AT Consulting. He did not report the reasons and further plans.

Vasiliev left the company after founder Sergei Shilov.

According to TAdviser, Deputy General Director of AT Consulting Andrei Solodilov, Director of the ERPDmitry Potapov block, Director of the Business Intelligence block Andrei Nugmatov, Director of Outsourcing Practice Sergei Tinyakov, Director of the BSSDmitry Sagalaev practice also decided to dismiss.

In July 2017, Sergey Shilov told TAdviser that the listed managers, including Dmitry Vasiliev, returned to AT Consulting. Shilov himself again became the managing partner of the company.

Interview

In 2016, Dmitry Vasiliev in an interview with TAdviser spoke about significant state IT projects, problems of federal and regional informatization, as well as the prospects for public-private partnership in the field of IT.

Quotes

2015

During any crisis, only the strongest teams survive, who know how to work in conditions of restrictions and continue to grow professionally. And in today's difficult conditions, it is very important for system integrators and software developers to understand the needs of customers. If you are asked to do more for less money, then you need to look not for the correct wording of the refusal, but for opportunities to offer the best cooperation option for all parties. This will not only save the client, who, most likely, will not forget you even when the economic situation stabilizes and budgets appear again. This also gives a chance to accumulate more experience, expertise in the area you need, in order to then transform it into specific solutions