"NEK.TECH" at CIPR - the main IT conference in Russia
Representatives of the company "NEK.TECH", one of the leading developers of software for smart metering devices in Russia, took part in the key sessions of the Conference "Digital Industry of Industrial Russia" (CIPR), which is currently taking place in Nizhny Novgorod.
This year, CIPR sets new records in terms of the richness of the business program, the number of participants and events.
The main plenary session was opened by the Prime Minister of Russia Mikhail Mishustin. In his speech, Mikhail Vladimirovich noted the increase in demand for Russian software solutions and emphasized the importance of investing in the IT industry. The focus of Mishustin's speech: the strategy for digitalization of industrial sectors, stimulating the transition to domestic IT solutions, the implementation of Russian digital solutions in key sectors, the role of industrial competence centers (ICC) in coordinating the digital transformation of industries and strengthening the technological sovereignty of the country.
Special attention at the plenary session was paid to industrial sectors with critical information infrastructure facilities. In particular, the electric power industry. Andrey Ryumin, CEO of PJSC Rosseti, a member of the industrial competence center "ICC "Electroenergetika", spoke about successfully implemented solutions in the field of billing and balance calculation, as well as automation of collecting readings from electricity meters replicated in companies in the industry.
"NEK.TEKH" occupies a leading position in the Russian market for the development of software for intelligent metering devices. The company's software solutions are used in metering devices manufactured by the domestic plant "NARTIS" and are intended for use at energy facilities related to the critical information infrastructure.
"Our software solutions are aimed at fulfilling the tasks voiced in the energy strategy of Russia to ensure energy security, technological sovereignty and competitiveness of the fuel and energy complex industries. The portfolio of NEK.TECH developments includes: embedded software for intelligent electricity meters manufactured by NARTIS, high-voltage meters, load management systems at power facilities, DC and AC charging stations and other electric charging infrastructure facilities; devices for collecting and transmitting metering data, etc. Recognition of our work by customers is an incentive for further development of innovative solutions that meet the needs of the Russian market. We are proud that our developments contribute to strengthening the technological independence of Russia in the system-forming energy industry," comments Dmitry Zaretsky, CEO of NEK TECH LLC, on participation in the plenary session of the CIPR.
The CIPR conference is undoubtedly a key platform for the professional IT community and has shown that Russian developers are ready to offer consumers domestic IT solutions that are not inferior to foreign analogues.
This year, CIPR sets new records in terms of the richness of the business program, the number of participants and events.
The main plenary session was opened by the Prime Minister of Russia Mikhail Mishustin. In his speech, Mikhail Vladimirovich noted the increase in demand for Russian software solutions and emphasized the importance of investing in the IT industry. The focus of Mishustin's speech: the strategy for digitalization of industrial sectors, stimulating the transition to domestic IT solutions, the implementation of Russian digital solutions in key sectors, the role of industrial competence centers (ICC) in coordinating the digital transformation of industries and strengthening the technological sovereignty of the country.
Special attention at the plenary session was paid to industrial sectors with critical information infrastructure facilities. In particular, the electric power industry. Andrey Ryumin, CEO of PJSC Rosseti, a member of the industrial competence center "ICC "Electroenergetika", spoke about successfully implemented solutions in the field of billing and balance calculation, as well as automation of collecting readings from electricity meters replicated in companies in the industry.
"NEK.TEKH" occupies a leading position in the Russian market for the development of software for intelligent metering devices. The company's software solutions are used in metering devices manufactured by the domestic plant "NARTIS" and are intended for use at energy facilities related to the critical information infrastructure.
"Our software solutions are aimed at fulfilling the tasks voiced in the energy strategy of Russia to ensure energy security, technological sovereignty and competitiveness of the fuel and energy complex industries. The portfolio of NEK.TECH developments includes: embedded software for intelligent electricity meters manufactured by NARTIS, high-voltage meters, load management systems at power facilities, DC and AC charging stations and other electric charging infrastructure facilities; devices for collecting and transmitting metering data, etc. Recognition of our work by customers is an incentive for further development of innovative solutions that meet the needs of the Russian market. We are proud that our developments contribute to strengthening the technological independence of Russia in the system-forming energy industry," comments Dmitry Zaretsky, CEO of NEK TECH LLC, on participation in the plenary session of the CIPR.
The CIPR conference is undoubtedly a key platform for the professional IT community and has shown that Russian developers are ready to offer consumers domestic IT solutions that are not inferior to foreign analogues.
