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Performance indicators

2022: Revenue reduction by 7.3% to RUB 1,578 million

At the end of 2022, Auriga's revenue decreased by 7.3% to 1,578 million rubles (revenue from financial statements for 2021-2022 excluding VAT). In the ranking " TAdviser100: The largest IT companies in Russia 2023," such an indicator allowed the company to take 178th place (78th line of the list of applicants for inclusion in the number of the largest IT companies in Russia).

History

2024: Inclusion on US sanctions list

In February 2024, Auriga was included in the US SDN Sanctions List. ^[1].

Russian IT companies that fell under US, EU and British sanctions in 2022-2024 TAdviser map

TAdviser has drawn up a map the Russian IT of -companies that fell under sanctions in 2022-2024. and USA EU. Britain It included, among other things, the Auriga company. The article about the map can be found here.

2022

Joining the Amazon Web Services Partner Network

Logo in 2022

In 2022, Auriga entered the Amazon Web Services (AWS) partner network. The status of a partner formally confirms the company's years of experience in cloud engineering and will allow customers to effectively leverage the full capabilities of AWS platforms, as well as accelerate the transition of their business to the cloud.

The partnership with AWS was made possible after Amazon experts carefully examined Auriga's cloud projects. The company was able to demonstrate significant experience and joined a community of more than 100,000 partners in 150 countries around the world. After becoming a partner of AWS, Auriga gained full access to Amazon resources and technical support, which will help engineering teams expand the range of services to support client offers in the areas of software and hardware.

In addition, the partnership provides Auriga developers with the opportunity to undergo training and certification at the AWS training center.

Joining the Russian-German Chamber of Commerce

Auriga in 2022 became a member of the Russian-German Chamber of Commerce (VTP). By joining the association, Auriga will have the opportunity to significantly expand cooperation with German companies doing business in Russia.

The Russian-German Chamber of Commerce has been operating since 2007. The VTP Business Association is a wide international network of contacts, including about 1000 companies. VTP holds more than 300 events annually, which serve as an important platform for establishing new business contacts and sharing experiences. Representing the interests of German business in Russia, the VTP acts as a link between politicians, institutions and other decision-makers in both countries, and therefore has the opportunity to participate with them in the formation of economic relations.

2021: Revenue - RUB 1,701 mln

Logo in 2021

At the end of 2021, the revenue of Auriga amounted to 1,701 million rubles.

2020: Joining the Intel IoT Solutions Alliance

Auriga, software a bespoke development company, announced on August 4, 2020 that it is joining Intel IoT the Solutions Alliance, an international alliance designed to accelerate innovation in the field (internet of things IoT). Membership in the alliance will allow Auriga to leverage Intel's scalable, compatible technologies to develop IoT solutions for customers around the world.

Auriga logo in 2020

The Intel IoT Solutions Alliance brings together 500 + IoT developers and offers 6,000 + solutions, from components and software to system and service integration. Overall, the alliance aims to accelerate the design and deployment of smart devices and analytics by accessing Intel technology, expertise, and support. Alliance members can take advantage of solutions for every part of their IoT infrastructure, from edge sensors to cloud analytics.

Auriga develops intelligent, high-performance machine vision and deep learning solutions using the Intel Distribution of OpenVINO Toolkit. It is a comprehensive set of tools based on convolutional neural networks combined with cross-platform flexibility and scalability of Intel hardware architecture. It speeds up the process of creating computer vision systems and allows you to process data in real time, conduct monitoring, and apply predictive analytics.

2019: Medical devices software testing laboratory opened in Vilnius

On May 28, 2019, Auriga announced that its engineering center Vilnius in opened a laboratory to test software medical the devices of one of the company's regular customers. Together with the customer, Auriga's experts went from the idea to the implementation of the laboratory and in just a couple of months created a modern platform equipped with all the necessary equipment. The project will start in the laboratory in June 2019 and will be carried out according to the customer's processes in accordance with the requirements of IEC 62304, ISO 13485 ISO and 14971.

In recent years, Auriga has established 13 specialized engineering laboratories Russia in and, To Lithuania 8 of them medical. One of Auriga's largest development and testing projects ON for the European the customer, the manufacturer, medical equipment started in back Nizhny Novgorod in 2006. In the process of strengthening relations with the client, increasing confidence in the capabilities and level of professionalism of engineers, the project has significantly expanded, and two laboratories were formed to improve the development efficiency.

"Medical" laboratories are equipped with everything necessary: first of all, these are devices for which development is underway - patient monitoring complexes, dialysis systems, ventilators, infusomats with precedent pumps. Over the years of working with a wide range of medical devices, we have learned to create special conditions for their development and testing. For example, we have a "wet" laboratory with blood emulating fluids and a laboratory that allows you to work with gases. Auriga often uses experience from other industries (for example, telecom) in the development of medical software and actively uses the concept of Digital Twins ("digital twins"), in particular, functional simulators and HIL simulation for testing.

Under laboratory conditions, engineers can implement features and test how they work before bringing the device to market, provide interoperability, assemble almost any hardware configuration, and emulate external systems, services, or applications. In laboratories, we can reproduce any scenario for using the device, which is especially important for medical devices, because the ISO 14971 standard for risk management requires the identification and assessment of potentially dangerous scenarios. Laboratories are convenient when transferring a product to another platform, hardware or operating system, as well as in preparation for certification.

In laboratories, you can significantly reduce the time spent developing software or testing various scenarios. Auriga provides work for a dozen engineering laboratories in Moscow, Nizhny Novgorod and Vilnius. These are not only "medical" laboratories, but also laboratories for the development of embedded software, an electrical laboratory for working with high-voltage devices and others.

Why such laboratories are beneficial to foreign customers, it is clear: first of all, these are significant savings in funds required by renting space, storing and maintaining massive equipment, and paying for high-class specialists. In short, transferring development, prototyping, testing, migration and other tasks to laboratories is often much easier and cheaper than building and maintaining your own engineering center.

{{quote 'author = explains Vyacheslav Vanyulin, CEO of Auriga|For almost 30 years Auriga has been carrying out complex projects in the field of medicine, avionics, automotive, helping customers create high-tech software products that meet the most stringent requirements of the industry. We are able to work with comprehensive high-precision equipment, on which the life, health and safety of people depend, and in our work we rely on international standards and world best practices. Our customers do not need to spend time and resources on the selection of engineers and the establishment of processes, we do it quickly and efficiently. We already have a ready-made infrastructure base, which means we can deploy the laboratory in a matter of weeks, ensure delivery and regular calibration of third-party equipment and simulators. Although the principles of creating our laboratories are similar, each of them meets the special needs and specifics of a particular client. The accumulated experience of working with large Russian and foreign manufacturers allows us to ensure the operation of laboratories at the highest professional level and to implement proven processes and achievements in world practice, while at the same time understanding the specifics of the Russian market, }}

2018

• In 2018, Auriga expanded its presence in Russia, opening a new office in Novosibirsk. Novosibirsk is the educational and scientific center of Siberia, as well as a major source of engineering talents. The branch is located in the technopark of the Novosibirsk Academgorodok, which sheltered many technology companies and became a popular meeting place for developers and IT specialists.
• Auriga became one of Aquantia's first software development partners. Aquantia is one of the companies developing high-speed Ethernet solutions for data centers, corporate infrastructure, and self-driving cars.
• Auriga Baltics, Auriga Engineering Center in Vilnius, grew by 40% and took part in several complex projects in the areas of embedded software and cloud technologies. In addition, Auriga Baltics received the certificate "The Strongest in Lithuania" for the third time and was recognized as one of the most reliable and financially stable organizations in Lithuania. Only 4% of Lithuanian companies were rated so highly.

2017

ISO 13485 Certificate: 2016

On December 5, 2017, Auriga announced that it had passed the audit of the organization's quality management system and received an ISO 13485:2016 certificate of conformity in relation to testing software for medical devices.

In accordance with the requirements of ISO 13485, the company has created a full-fledged quality management system (QMS) for testing medical device software, including a risk management system in accordance with ISO 14971. Last summer, Auriga invited a group of auditors to pre-evaluate and refined QMSs in line with their valuable recommendations.

The highest quality and efficiency are Auriga's priorities since the founding of our company. The ISO 13485 International Quality Certificate guarantees the quality, reliability and safety of software for our customers worldwide. No wonder successful certification means so much to us. Representatives of all departments of Auriga have invested a lot of effort and time in this process, and we hope that the certificate received will guarantee the confidence of our customers when choosing a software supplier for their medical equipment, and engineering teams will help in fulfilling the most stringent regulatory requirements on various projects. Vyacheslav Vanyulin, CEO of the company

Auriga's expertise in medical technology

In September 2017, Auriga announced its membership in the technical committee for standardization "Quality Management and General Aspects of Medical Devices." The Technical Committee was established in August 2017 with the aim of carrying out work on national, regional and international standardization in the field of quality management of medical devices, devices and tools, as well as services related to scientific research and experimental developments in the field of medical sciences.

The main task of the technical committee is to organize the development, expertise, coordination and preparation for the approval of draft national, regional and international standards. Its equally important function is to prepare official translations of international standards for transfer to the state standards fund. Committee members will take part in the formation of the National Standardization Program.

In the field of international standardization, the tasks of the technical committee include participation in the technical committees of international and regional organizations for standardization and promotion of national standards as international, as well as participation in the development of international standards (ISO standards, etc.).

The committee included both representatives of federal executive bodies, such as Roszdravnadzor, and interested organizations, including MEDITEST LLC, Zdravmedtech Association, NTC Meditex LLC, Medtehstandart LLC, VNIIS JSC, Auriga LLC and others.

2016: Auriga Range of Services

As of November 2016, the company provides a range of services from prototyping to maintenance and support, produces high-quality products for wired and wireless medical equipment, information systems, diagnostic imaging, telemedicine, etc. Solutions developed by Auriga are used in hundreds of medical institutions for 24-hour and remote monitoring of patients, laboratory diagnostics and document management of medical institutions.

The testing, verification and validation approach allows the company to build reliable products in accordance with international standards (ISO 13485, IEC 62304, IEC 60601-1-8, FDA 21 CFR Part 820). All engineers involved in medical projects undergo certification and regular training.

2015: Company Services and Offices

As of September 2015, Auriga provided high-tech software development services to customers from Russia, America and Europe; the company's central office was located in the USA, development centers - in Russia and Lithuania. Auriga provided services covering the full range of software development in areas including mobile software, firmware, complex enterprise applications and web applications.

"Product development, support and maintenance, testing, verification and software validation is what we do well and what we enjoy. Our strong areas include the development of software for banking and financial software, document management systems, embedded systems, mobile devices, cloud technologies, processing and streaming of multimedia content, high-tech medical equipment, "the company said.

1995-1996

The very first client of Auriga's newborn was Hewlett-Packard, which needed a database application to track contracts with third-party consulting companies and independent contractors, monitor project status and generate financial reports. This cooperation lasted several years, and Auriga even received honorary status as a business partner of the company in Moscow and the Moscow region.

Among the interesting projects at the beginning of Auriga's journey are the work on projects for ADE Corp. in the field of statistical quality control systems for production processes and the development of real-time system software for Aquila Technologies Group, Inc.

Finally, 1995-96 became a turning point to some extent, when Auriga began working with Interleaf (later acquired by BroadVision) and Lynx RTS, Inc. (later renamed LynuxWorks Inc., and in 2014 changed its name to Lynx Software Technologies, Inc.). Auriga still cooperates with these companies.

1990: Founding of the company

Auriga was founded in 1990. It was in those years that Alexei Sukharev, professor at Moscow State University, doctor of physical and mathematical sciences, together with his colleagues became interested in the prospects for fulfilling orders for developing software for specific customers - foreign companies. This practice already successfully existed in India, but for Russia it was a new direction. Competition with Indian outsourcing companies was inevitable, so it was necessary to find their "highlights" that would favorably distinguish Russian software development. Alexey Grigorievich was sure that in itself the Russian traditionally strong technical education of our programmers and culture close to the West would become strong advantages in this dynamic market.

Initially, the company was located on the territory of the Research Computing Center of Moscow State University (RCC MSU). It is here today that the Supercomputer Center of Moscow University is located - the most powerful supercomputer complex in Russia and one of the leading centers in the world. Auriga was not just located on the territory of Moscow State University: the company collaborated with a leading Russian university from its very foundation. In particular, the Auriga training center was born on the basis of the university, in which the best Auriga engineers taught software development courses for Linux Kernel not only in Russia, but also in India - for representatives of development centers of large IT companies.

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