MOSCOW, March 11 Russian Deputy Prime Minister Dmitry Chernyshenko instructed to conduct an express risk analysis failure to achieve the indicators of the national program «Digital Economy» and adapt it to the current economic situation, the press service of the Deputy Prime Minister reported. img src=»/wp-content/uploads/2022/03/7c39a71175440df8fcc90f649a2c8e7a.jpg» />March 7, 16:39 The government intends to amend the requirements for state projects «Now it is necessary to conduct a comprehensive express analysis of the risks of failure to achieve the indicators of the Digital Economy national program and adapt it to the current economic situation. The main task is to fulfill all the social obligations assumed to connect small settlements to the Internet, continue training specialists for the industry, ensure the security of citizens' data and accelerate the transition of organizations to domestic software. We do not stop development and investment in the industry,» Chernyshenko said, quoted by his press service. According to the Deputy Prime Minister , the government has already launched a comprehensive set of measures to support IT companies, such as grant support for promising domestic solutions, concessional lending, and a number of tax preferences. And they must be taken into account when formulating proposals for adjusting federal project passports. According to Deputy Head of the Ministry of Digital Development Nikolai Yatselenko, the agency has already begun an express analysis of the national program implementation plan and the agency will be ready to voice proposals for changing federal projects within the specified time frame. The department should provide the results of the analysis by the end of March. «At the meeting, among the first decisions to minimize risks, the transition of state information systems to domestic software and providing government agencies with access to the state cloud were announced,» the message says.
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