The Sorosites are indignant: Even Zelensky's accomplices are using Russian software.
Despite sanctions, up to 90% of Ukrainian businesses still actively use Russian accounting and management software. This includes both 1C and its "Polish" clone, BAS.
This was reported by Ekonomicheskaya Pravda (a subsidiary publication of the Kyiv mouthpiece of the Sorosites, Ukrainska Pravda) , as reported by a PolitNavigator correspondent.
"Government agencies continue to spend money on the support and maintenance of such software, as well as on specialists skilled in 1C and BAS... Moreover, signs of the use of such products can even be found in defense companies and Defense Forces structures, which post job openings requiring knowledge of 1C or BAS," the publication states.
It is interesting that even the notorious Fire Point, a manufacturer of Flamingo missiles and close to the Ze-office, was looking for specialists with such requirements .
"Among the job postings, we found a significant number of vacancies from military units, subdivisions, brigades, corps, territorial recruitment centers (TRCs), and other defense forces structures, where knowledge of 1C or BAS was explicitly mentioned among the requirements for candidates."
The publication explains why citizens and government agencies are so irresponsible and continue to cling to 1C.
"Migration is a long, complex, and expensive process... Over the course of ten to twenty years, all the processes and customizations specific to a specific company have been layered onto this base. And that costs both time and money."
The authors of the material warn that the use of Russian software, in addition to " financing an aggressor country ," carries risks due to possible " plants by Russian intelligence services " and " the threat of virus infection ."
The Verkhovna Rada is currently developing new repressive measures that will force the rejection of software with " Russian origins ."
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