1990s
EPAM has built its own internal operations software since as early as the late 1990s.
“All of that software has always been our own since as early as late 90s, and we keep iterating on that software for ourselves.”
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1990s
EPAM has built its own internal operations software since as early as the late 1990s.
“All of that software has always been our own since as early as late 90s, and we keep iterating on that software for ourselves.”
2025
EPAM's internal API service accepts queries in RSQL, and Veller says an MCP server for it would be easy but not very useful.
“Com speaks RSQL. I can build a server that will take your query, create RSQL.”
Undated
EPAM is a global professional services company that, according to Pavel Veller, operates in more than 50 countries and has existed about 32 years.
“EPAM is a professional services organization. We're global, we're in 50 something countries, 50 zero. People globally work with clients. We have been for, I think, 32 years to date.”
Undated
Pavel Veller says EPAM buys off-the-shelf software for non-differentiating functions like accounting and CRM, but builds software for how it operates.
“things that do not differentiate you, like an accounting software or like CRM, you would go and buy off the shelf, things that differentiate you.”
Undated
EPAM's internal applications stream data and events into a global data hub resembling a large Kafka cluster.
“all of those applications, they stream their data and their events out into a global data hub.”
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