Software solution developers from Russia have reoriented themselves towards exporting to Asian countries in the face of sanctions. Approximately 74% of domestic companies consider this market to be one of the most promising. This is according to a study conducted by Russoft and Otechestvenny Soft.
It is noted that 43% of Russian developers are interested in exporting their software products to CIS countries. Another 35% of respondents would like to supply their software to the countries of the Persian Gulf.
Russian specialists expect growth in IT exports to the countries of South America and Africa. However, the current leaders in importing Russian software are Asia (accounting for 34% of Russian software exports) and Europe (29%).
The study emphasizes the demand for software solutions in the e-government segment, the agricultural sector, and telecommunications. The industrial and energy sectors are considered promising.
Russoft is an association of software development companies in Russia. The organization includes 343 IT companies with a total staff of over 85,000 employees.
Otechestvenny Soft is an association of Russian developers who are also involved in import substitution issues. The organization includes representatives from such large companies as New Cloud Technologies, Kaspersky Lab, and SKB Kontur.
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