The Russian workplace management system Colibri-UEM, developed by ICL Services, has been included in the unified register of Russian software for electronic computers and databases. The request to include software information in the register of Russian software was posted on the register's website on November 27.
The Colibri-ARM software suite is a product that facilitates centralized control of end devices and applications within an IT infrastructure of any complexity. The solution is designed around a single-window principle for managing workstations in heterogeneous infrastructures that utilize devices running on Windows and Linux operating systems. Colibri-ARM's primary features include IT asset and inventory management, automated bulk delivery of applications to end devices, operating system management, and the provision of analytics and reporting.
It's important to note that the register of Russian software comprises software and databases developed by Russian IT companies, capable of functioning independently, without the need for software created in "non-friendly" countries. The primary objective of creating the registry is to ensure technological sovereignty, independence, and security of the country's infrastructure, as well as to support Russian developers. As of today, the registry includes over 19,000 pieces of software.
