About
ISCon is one of the largest IT conferences in the region, bringing together over 500 participants. This prestigious event offers a unique opportunity to exchange ideas, discuss the latest technological trends, and collaboratively shape the future of the IT industry.
Where
Banski dvor, Banja Luka
When
15th March 2025
Speakers

Bojan Šukalo
Senior Director of Engineering & Delivery at HTEC | Telecom & Green Energy Expert

Igor Ševo
Head of Technology, Artificial Intelligence at HTEC | Computer Scientist | AI Researcher & Educator

Dino Selimbašić
Senior Director of Engineering & Delivery at HTEC | Tech Leader & Solution Architect

Srđan Vuković
IT Engineer | Scrum Master | Agile Coach | Speaker

Ilijana Vavan
Director for Europe, the Middle East, and Africa at Checkpoint Software

Andrey Belyaev
Product Manager at JetBrains | IntelliJ IDEA Ultimate Expert

Nerma Saračević
Chief Financial Officer at Tech 4 Impact Fund | Financial Expert | Startup Mentor

Miroslav Maksimović
Game Developer | Co-Founder of GameDev Guild Serbia | Community Builder

Siniša Roljić
Chief Engineer for Business Analytics at m:tel | Data Analytics Expert | Mentor

Bojan Mikulić
Senior Software Developer at Supernova BIH | Metaverse Developer, AI, Python

Petar Kovačević
Software Engineer at PlanetSoft | GIS & Big Data Specialist

Tihomir Vinčić
Site Manager & Manager Quality at TTTECH Auto

Maja Miljević
Prominent entrepreneur and the founder and CEO of Hexagon Startup Design

Milorad Šipovac
Chief Data Analytics Engineer at m:tel | AI & Big Data Expert | Creator of "m:tel Escape Room"

Neven Ignjić
Senior Unity Architect at Toptal | Game Development & 3D Software Expert

Srđan Popić
Engineer at RT-RK | Assistant Professor at ETF Banja Luka | Ph.D. in Domain-Specific Languages

Vladimir Kelava
Engineering Manager | Agile Coach | Certified Management 3.0 & Collaboration Superpowers Facilitator
Location
ISCon 2025 location
Banski dvor, Banja Luka
Banski Dvor is a cultural center in Banja Luka. It was built between 1931 and 1932 as the seat of the Ban of the Vrbas Banovina in the Kingdom of Yugoslavia. Until the reconstruction of the Palace of the Republic of Srpska in 2008, it also served as the seat of the President of the Republic of Srpska.
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