Practical notes for companies working with a team in Uzbekistan. Signed by AIYNTOR: one text, one conclusion, one next step.
What a foreign company gets from a team in Tashkent: hourly rates, overlap with European and Gulf working hours, export contracts under the IT Park regime.
The export contract, currency settlement, staged acceptance and communication rules we use with non-resident clients.
Two systems that dominate CIS back offices, how they map to Western CRM and ERP concepts, and how to connect them to your head-office stack.
When a fixed scope protects you and when it slows you down; how we structure both models and what each costs.
The architecture behind our agents: knowledge base, guardrails, CRM writing, model usage accounting — and what it costs to run per month.
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