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Alexander Sobachkin, Director of the Competence Center for Engineering Analysis and Product Development at T1 Group, believes that work in the field of industrial software has begun - the weakest points have been identified. "It is especially important to create industrial software that has the broadest possible areas of application, rather than an abundance of specific solutions. It is necessary to consolidate projects for the creation of industrial software in order to minimize duplication within individual industrial solutions, but while maintaining competition between large players with the maximum coverage of potential customers," he believes. "UAC, UEC, Rosatom, and Roscosmos are showing examples of the comprehensive implementation of industrial dubai cell phone number list software. Thanks to work with the world's leading vendors of industrial software, these industries have set a high bar for requirements, and it must be maintained in relation to domestic software. It is important to focus on the leaders. The issue is not in the amount of funds allocated, but in their specific use. It is very important to avoid an abundance of various projects, even interesting and unique ones, but with limited application, to the detriment of large developments that can be used in various industries."

Softline Digital Development Director Vladislav Turkin believes that the work done is a good initiative that will support the trend towards import substitution and promote the development of Russian software.

and costly process for both businesses and developers. Investments through grants, the creation of competence centers and other initiatives from the state will be good support for enterprises and developers of Russian industrial software. However, we will only be able to truly evaluate the results after some time. I think that today the leaders in terms of software are companies in the chemical, petrochemical and oil refining industries. Among the flagships, we can highlight such digital leaders as Sibur and Gazpromneft. These companies are distinguished by a mature approach to digitalization and import substitution, and also invest quite large amounts in the development of digital solutions and software. The measures taken will certainly have a positive impact on businesses, which, in addition to finding funding internally, will have the opportunity to apply for grants and receive support from the state. With government support, as well as with the help of Softline, industrial enterprises will be able to obtain the necessary software products, which will increase the efficiency of the technologies they use," commented Vladislav Turkin.

Head of the Industrial Internet of Things department at Lanit-Integration (part of the Lanit Group) Ivan Malakhov believes that the state provides fairly broad support to domestic software developers and their projects. "Interaction with enterprises, systematization of their needs, selection of projects, assessment of the need to replace foreign solutions, as well as the creation of specialized competence centers - this is a lot of work that will help developer companies create mature products. The leading industries in terms of industrial software are transport, oil and gas production, petrochemistry and energy," he concluded .