The first stage of the project was pilot testing,

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The IT solutions operator "OBIT" is taking part in a project to transfer Leningrad Region facilities to Russian software. The project will cover the migration of hundreds of servers and more than a thousand workstations to the RED OS operating system and is aimed at fulfilling the provisions of the decree of the President of the Russian Federation, according to which from January 1, 2025, it is prohibited to use foreign software at significant critical information infrastructure facilities.

implemented in the india telegram government of the Leningrad region. When choosing a solution, the technical team of "OBIT" conducted a comprehensive analysis of the main large operating systems presented on the market, comparing the capabilities in terms of quantity and quality of compatibility with other software products included in the register of domestic software, frequency of updates and support, flexibility of the system and its adaptability to various needs of organizations, level of security, convenience from the user's point of view. "RED OS" was chosen as the most suitable solution, meeting all the criteria and requirements for the infrastructure in government structures. "RED SOFT" provided the software supply.

Following testing in real-life conditions, the pilot project received high marks from the customer. As a result, import substitution activities are planned to be scaled up to key structures in the Leningrad Region.

"The transition of the Leningrad Region to domestic software products is an important step towards ensuring the technological independence of the region. I would like to note the high professionalism of the customer's team, a serious and demanding approach to real import substitution. Together with RED SOFT, we sought to apply all the accumulated experience in this area to ensure seamless integration and reliable operation of the implemented solution. I am confident that our joint efforts will lead to the successful implementation of the final project," comments Andrey Guk, CEO of OBIT.

"Transition of the Leningrad Region to domestic software is not just a replacement of foreign software products, but also the creation of a sustainable and independent IT infrastructure in the region. Our joint work with the domestic IT solutions operator OBIT allowed us to contribute to the digital transformation of the Leningrad Region. The RED OS operating system, which forms the basis of the import substitution project, has proven itself to be a reliable and effective solution that fully meets the requirements of government agencies," added Rustam Rustamov, Deputy General Director of RED SOFT.