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The Russian government is enforcing a total ban on Western software like Windows, iOS and Zoom - and is having to built domestic alternatives in a hurry
The Government's import substitution policy aims to counter Western sanctions by relying on domestic alternatives to software like Windows.
The Russian government is moving to implement a broad import substitution policy in the domestic IT industry, bolstering demand for the products and services developed by local IT firms. The mov...
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