Translated with AI from the Russian original.

The new line of solutions based on the unified R-Vision Evo platform includes products for managing IT assets, services, and data. According to R-Vision's estimates, the new direction could generate up to 30% of the company's revenue by 2028.

The new direction is designed to provide comprehensive business digitalization. R-Vision plans to focus on solving problems for effective collaboration between IT and IB departments, as well as on developing technologies for data management.

The R-Vision Evo platform also features products for managing the IT landscape, service, and data processes. The line of new solutions includes:

  • R-Vision CMDB - a solution for centralized management of the database of IT components and their configurations.
  • R-Vision ITSM - a solution for automating and managing IT services, using ITIL library practices.
  • R-Vision ITAM - a solution for managing the lifecycle of IT assets of the company.
  • R-Vision DGP - a data management solution that provides transparency, protection, and control at all stages of their lifecycle: from creation and effective storage to access management and secure deletion.

The company's products work in a unified interface, synchronize tasks between IB and IT, and integrate with external systems. Dozens of ready-made connectors and a developed API are available out of the box, which speeds up implementation and expands usage scenarios.

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