Balasanyan Vladimir Eduardovich

Balasanyan Vladimir Eduardovich

Biography

Vladimir was born on February 18, 1948 in Moscow.

He studied at school number 150.

In 1972 he graduated from the Faculty of Automation and Computer Engineering of the Moscow Power Engineering Institute.

In 1981 he defended his thesis for the degree of candidate of technical sciences in the field of programming, at the Institute of Management Problems of the USSR Academy of Sciences.

In the 80-90s, he studied and trained at the headquarters of the largest world and European computer companies.

From 1975 to 1983 he worked as a senior engineer of the department for the scientific organization of labor and automation of management work of the affairs of the USSR State Planning Commission

In 1983 and until 1991 he worked as an instructor, consultant to the General Department of the Central Committee of the CPSU.

From 1992 to 1994 he was an employee of the Presidential Administration.

1994: General Director of Electronic Office Systems

In 1994, Vladimir Balasanyan created and headed the Electronic Office Systems company as general director.

Chairman of the EOS Board of Directors, Ph.D. Vladimir Balasanyan

2008: Participation in the EDO project

In 2008, the government apparatus was tasked with moving to electronic document management between the government and federal departments as soon as possible. According to Vladimir Balasanyan, the EOS was addressed as consultants.

We suggested using the previously created interagency e-mail and forwarding documents in a single format for all SEDs, having developed appropriate adapters programs for each SED. This decision allowed the government apparatus to quickly abandon the transfer of paper copies, replacing it with the transfer of electronic scans, as well as to automatically monitor the fate of the documents sent. This project was the first practical success in organizing electronic documentary interaction of authorities at the federal level,[1], founder of the EOS[2]

2011: Chairman of the EOS Board of Directors

Since 2011, Vladimir Balasanyan has been the chairman of the board of directors in the EOS.

2012: Putin's support for a regulatory framework for remote work

On February 17, 2012, Russian Prime Minister Vladimir Putin held a meeting in Novosibirsk on improving the effectiveness of public administration with the help of IT. The meeting was held in the format of a round table between top government officials and representatives of the largest players in the domestic IT-Business. The meeting was attended by Vladimir Balasanyan, Chairman of the EOS Board of Directors, and one of the problems he raised was the use of remote labor:

The form of organization of work is increasingly being used when employees work remotely, such as at home, using personal computers and the Internet. However, today in our legislation, including in labor and tax, there is no concept of a remote (remote) employee[3]EOS[4].

Solving this issue would also be of great social importance, since it would create conditions for the emergence of new jobs in places of permanent residence of our citizens - without the need to come or move to large cities in which enterprises are usually located, Vladimir Balasanyan added.

Suddenly, for me, Vladimir Vladimirovich warmly supported me, noting the social importance of this topic, "Balasanyan later noted. - Following the meeting, specific instructions were given and the necessary decisions were made[5]

And in 2013, already as president, Vladimir Putin signed a law amending the Labor Code of the Russian Federation and the law "On Electronic Signature," legalizing the concept of remote or remote work in Russia.

2018: Participation in the working group on the development of requirements for the SED of state authorities

By a joint order Ministry of Communications and Mass Communications of the Russian Federation Federal Archive Agency and dated February 1, 2018, a working group was created to develop requirements for electronic document management systems of state authorities. It included Chairman of the Board of Directors EOS Vladimir Balasanyan.

The working group on the development of requirements for electronic document management systems of state authorities is an interdepartmental body. Its main tasks are to develop recommendations for the development of SED of state authorities and standard functional requirements for these systems, which can also be attributed to electronic document storage systems (SDE). The competence of this deliberative structure also includes the development of proposals on various aspects related to the creation and use of electronic documents: the formation of common standards for their creation, management, storage, archival, destruction; on procedures for ensuring authenticity, on establishing the legal basis of the ED and many other issues.

2020: Member of the Expert Council on Russian Software

December 1, 2020 Ministry of Digital Development, Communications and Mass Communications of the Russian Federation approved the updated composition of the Expert Council on. Russian software Its member was Ph.D., Chairman of the Board of Directors EOS Vladimir Balasanyan. It is included in the team of specialists formed on the proposals of the Russian development associations. software

The EOS believes that the inclusion of Vladimir Balasanyan in such an important structure for the development of the domestic IT industry confirms the value of the EOS experience for the industry as a whole. Vladimir Eduardovich also worked in the previous composition of the Council.

For EOS, participation in advisory structures created under federal ministries and departments is not just a tradition, but also an important area of ​ ​ company activity. Since 2013, EOS representatives Vladimir Balasanyan and Natalya Khramtsovskaya have been members of the Expert Council on Improving Electronic Document Management in State Authorities under the Ministry of Communications of Russia. In addition, since February 1, 2018, Vladimir Balasanyan has been a member of the working group on the development of requirements for electronic document management systems of state authorities, created by a joint order of the Ministry of Communications and the Federal Archive.

Achievements

Author of dozens of articles and books in the field of information technology and programming, member of the Guild of Documentation Managers.

The star (coordinates 295.61532; -12.92754) in the constellation Sagittarius is named after Balasanyan.

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