Valery Milykh, Head of Industry Expertise at Softline Group

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Accordingly, these specialists have a positive effect on the activity of Russian companies and everything related to the development of automated process control systems. In the long term, this could be a very interesting story, but it will take five to seven years before we can say that everything is fine with the segment, because the automated process control system market is very inertial," Pavel Korostelev is sure.

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vendors that offered large integrated solutions with process control systems left the Russian market, it is quite difficult to find an alternative among Russian products. "Foreign companies had their own divisions where they conducted applied scientific research, produced new technologies and developed large multi-industry products. The current market of process control system developers is represented by companies whose products are largely fragmented. Moreover, there is a tendency towards competition between large industry players such as PJSC Transneft, PJSC Rosseti, Rosatom, PJSC Severstal and manufacturers of commercial software and process control systems. This may subsequently give rise to a separate problem of using only "their own software", which may further affect the quality of the product, since it is the accumulation of extensive industry expertise that is the key to creating a successful solution," he notes. According to him, the released personnel from the departed foreign companies are valuable due to their experience of working in vertically integrated and well-structured companies. "They are able to bring their practical experience, knowledge and understanding of industry specifics to the work of Russian developers of commercial products," Valery Milykh is confident.