Diasoft has developed a data collection and storage system for the Armed Forces of the Russian Federation

2021: Building Data Collection and Storage

On July 27, 2021, Diasoft announced the creation of a data collection and storage system commissioned by the Armed Forces of the Russian Federation.

The Armed Forces of the Russian Federation pay great attention to operational data and analytics of large amounts of information.

To accomplish these tasks, a project was initiated to create a single integrated distributed data warehouse and information collection tools. Diasoft became the co-executor of the project.

During the project, it was necessary to create a flexible and high-performance tool that allows you to keep track of indicators set by users dynamically. Diasoft has developed an input and access software package to data that provides data entry from any source, supports dynamic, flexible input forms, and is capable of generating smart data packets. This domestic development is designed for a load of 50,000 users working in parallel, and allows you to quickly collect a large layer of information from the lower levels of management for subsequent aggregation and processing, which allows you to obtain up-to-date data on the indicators of resource support of the Armed Forces of the Russian Federation for management decisions.

To display data structures of third-party information systems, a special software tool was developed for viewing information models with the possibility of their subsequent transfer to the Russian platform.

When solving the problem of building a distributed data warehouse in the state structure, Diasoft relied on many years of experience in implementing similar projects for financial sector organizations.

We have created a universal software package for storing operational information coming from users and from external systems from all customer facilities throughout the country. This will allow decisions to be made based on comprehensive and up-to-date data. We are proud that strategically important data are collected and processed on fully domestic software, "says Dmitry Grebenshchikov, director of import substitution technologies at Diasoft.

The program complex will be launched in 2022.