State-owned companies have launched the process of transition to domestic software.
Russian state-owned companies have begun to discuss the coming transition to domestic software, Vedomosti reports . The discussion is related to the relevant directive, signed by First Deputy Prime Minister Anton Siluanov.
The directive obliged state-owned companies to hold board meetings with the question of switching to domestic software. After the meeting, the company must approve the plan for the transition to the Russian software, calculated until 2021. The plan must specify the specific actions and terms of import substitution, budgets and KPI.
In addition, state-owned companies are required to assign similar tasks to their subsidiaries, in which state-owned companies have more than 50% of the share capital. Each quarter, you need to send progress reports to the Ministry of Communications.
The boards of directors of Rostelecom and Dom.RF have already discussed the issue of import substitution, approving all the measures that were described in the directive. The boards of directors of Russian Railways and VTB should discuss import substitution on December 25, and the Novorossiysk bread factory - on December 20. True, the results of the meetings have not yet been published. The boards of directors of Transneft and Rosnano will discuss the switch to Russian software on December 27.
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It became known earlier that the import substitution plan of the company will be coordinated with the Competence Center on import substitution in the ICT sector. Ilya Massuh, director of the Center, said that companies will divide the software into separate classes. For each of the classes, the share of Russian software should exceed 50%. A company can also buy more than 50% of foreign software, but only if it proves that there is no equivalent in Russia.
From January 1, 2016, when purchasing software for state needs, the customer must give priority to Russian developments that are included in the Unified Register of Domestic Software. As an exception, cases where there is no domestic software with the characteristics required by the customer can be considered.
This requirement is formally related only to state bodies, but in July 2016, First Deputy Prime Minister Igor Shuvalov sent a directive to state representatives on the boards of directors of state companies that they give preference to Russian software when purchasing software.
At the end of last month, Russian software vendors suggested that the presidential administration and the government should strengthen control over the procurement of foreign software by introducing a validation check that government agencies bring when buying foreign software.
The directive obliged state-owned companies to hold board meetings with the question of switching to domestic software. After the meeting, the company must approve the plan for the transition to the Russian software, calculated until 2021. The plan must specify the specific actions and terms of import substitution, budgets and KPI.
In addition, state-owned companies are required to assign similar tasks to their subsidiaries, in which state-owned companies have more than 50% of the share capital. Each quarter, you need to send progress reports to the Ministry of Communications.
The boards of directors of Rostelecom and Dom.RF have already discussed the issue of import substitution, approving all the measures that were described in the directive. The boards of directors of Russian Railways and VTB should discuss import substitution on December 25, and the Novorossiysk bread factory - on December 20. True, the results of the meetings have not yet been published. The boards of directors of Transneft and Rosnano will discuss the switch to Russian software on December 27.
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It became known earlier that the import substitution plan of the company will be coordinated with the Competence Center on import substitution in the ICT sector. Ilya Massuh, director of the Center, said that companies will divide the software into separate classes. For each of the classes, the share of Russian software should exceed 50%. A company can also buy more than 50% of foreign software, but only if it proves that there is no equivalent in Russia.
From January 1, 2016, when purchasing software for state needs, the customer must give priority to Russian developments that are included in the Unified Register of Domestic Software. As an exception, cases where there is no domestic software with the characteristics required by the customer can be considered.
This requirement is formally related only to state bodies, but in July 2016, First Deputy Prime Minister Igor Shuvalov sent a directive to state representatives on the boards of directors of state companies that they give preference to Russian software when purchasing software.
At the end of last month, Russian software vendors suggested that the presidential administration and the government should strengthen control over the procurement of foreign software by introducing a validation check that government agencies bring when buying foreign software.
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