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Secure messenger "Sibrus" is mastering the Russian market and aiming for Asia
Andrey Kolesov | 25.04.2017
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Messengers (means of online interaction between people in real time based on the whole range of modern communication options - text, voice, video), having won recognition in the market of private mobile users, are actively moving towards corporate customers. As it usually happens, companies began to master these tools by using (often in the form of spontaneous initiatives "from below") public popular services, but it quickly became clear to everyone that the tools initially created for the mass market of private users are not very suitable (or even not suitable at all) for the corporate sphere. Enterprises impose completely different requirements on products in terms of their functionality, reliability, security, adaptation to the requirements of a specific company, as well as compliance with regulatory requirements. At the same time, customers pay increased attention to the reliability and integrity of the supplier, since we are usually talking about long-term cooperation, and in the very delicate area of ​​information security.

According to analysts, this situation opens up good switzerland whatsapp data for Russian developers who, taking advantage of the emergence of a new market niche and significant protectionist support from the state, can obtain a significant share of the local market, and then, relying on the "local foundation", try to reach foreign clients. In many ways, it was precisely these prospects for Russian developers that were discussed at the presentation of the new version of the "Sibrus" communications platform by the "Cybernika" company.

Director of Business Development at Cybernika Vladimir Pivovarov recalled that the implementation of this project began in 2014, the first working version of the system was presented a year ago, at that time Sibrus was already included in the Register of Russian Software and pilot testing of the messenger was started in a number of large state and commercial structures. Last year, Sibrus also became one of the participants in the State Messenger project, a competition held by the IRI, and in the fall the product was among the semi-finalists, who received the opportunity for trial implementation in a number of government agencies.