Uzbekistan Railways (O‘zbekiston temir yo‘llari) has won the international “1C:Project of the Year” contest in the “Best Regional Project: Asia” category for digitalising its internal processes. The jury recognised the company for creating a unified management and accounting system for dozens of branches across the country. The project ran from September 2024 to December 2025 on the 1C:Enterprise 8.3 platform and brought key business processes of the railway operator into a single digital environment. The announcement was reported from Tashkent by AN Podrobno.uz.
Key Takeaways: The project was implemented from September 2024 to December 2025 on the 1C:Enterprise 8.3 platform. The new system covers more than 60 branches, 840 workstations and about 1,800 users. The award ceremony is scheduled for 26 November in Moscow.
For a large railway operator, combining accounting and tax records, human resources, payroll and budgeting in one system is an important step toward stronger management control. Such an approach can standardise data, speed up reporting and reduce fragmentation between branches operating in different regions. At the same time, a nationwide rollout requires staff training, data migration and updated internal control procedures. Because the operator’s branches are spread across Uzbekistan, a single platform is intended to reduce manual processing and improve the consistency of financial and personnel data. The project also reflects a broader push by major transport companies to improve resource planning and make management decisions more transparent.
Under the project, the 1C:Enterprise 8.3 platform was used to introduce accounting and tax records, HR administration, payroll and budgeting. Treasury tools, plan-versus-actual analysis and electronic document flow were also deployed. According to the company, the system covers more than 60 branches, 840 workstations and about 1,800 users. The contest jury awarded Uzbekistan Railways the top prize in the “Best Regional Project: Asia” nomination, citing the scale and complexity of the rollout. The company notes that the unified environment is meant to improve process visibility and the speed of management reporting.
The award ceremony will be held on 26 November in Moscow, with Boris Nuraliev, director of the 1C company, expected to present the award. The company says the project has helped merge key business processes into a single digital environment and improve management efficiency. Further work is expected to focus on system support, expanded analytics and deeper integration with other internal services. The contest’s results are due to be formally celebrated at the Moscow ceremony, where other winners are also expected to be announced. Earlier, leading Uzbek railway workers were also recognised with professional awards.
Source: podrobno.uz