Errors in Russian software are inevitable - errors are inevitable in any software, and it is only possible to detect them all in real, "combat" conditions. And here the main problem of Russian developers appears - there is almost nowhere to test, infrastructures and processes are decentralized (do not create the necessary load) or, on the contrary, centralized so much that the price of an error is too high. Errors that take years to correct are eventually corrected, but with the emergence of the import substitution trend, the public sector no longer has years to wait for someone else to get their lumps.
to solve the problems of the Russian software industry would be uk whatsapp data - after all, the consumer of business and government services would suffer as a result of the "locomotive". A "third way" is needed, and Open Source could be such a way.
By the way, a number of Russian IT solutions (particularly in the information security segment) are based on Open Source products. And the volume of their modifications sometimes does not exceed 10% of the code base - it is logical to "either take off the cross or put on panties", because why force the government customer to pay for a small added value?
Open Source – the “third way” of digital transformation
Open Source fundamentally suffers from software errors no less, but it has a significant advantage - the ability to test. The scope of Open Source is large, it is used by a huge number of companies of various sizes and industries - from Facebook to small Russian banks. De facto, a testing scheme similar to crowdsourcing (the concept of collective intelligence) is being implemented - crowdtesting.
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