LEADING RUSSIAN
SYSTEM INTEGRATOR
Providing assistance in improving the manageability and efficiency of the companies!
About USAIM SYSTEMS is a leading Russian system integrator dealing with design, implementation and upgrade of information systems of any complexity. Focusing on the long-term cooperation with our customers, we provide a full life support of our solutions.
AIM SYSTEMS is a close-knit team of professionals with high qualifications and years of experience in the field of information technology since the mid-90s.
AIM SYSTEMS was founded in 2008 by a group of like-minded professionals. Currently, the company has identified and focused on four areas: information security, information technology, engineering systems and maintenance service.
OUR ADVANTAGES
TOP 100 IBM PARTNERS
AIM SYSTEMS is an IBM Premier Business Partner and one of the IBM TOP 100 BUSINESS PARTNERS. We annually show a good level of performance in marketing IBM products.
INFORMATION SECURITY
AIM SYSTEMS is a partner of more than 100 world’s leading and Russian manufacturers of software and hardware, cryptographic and information security tools.
LICENSES ISSUED BY FSTEK AND FSS
The company holds licenses issued by Russian Federal Security Service and the Federal Service for Technical and Export Control
SECURITY DURING
SANCTIONS EPOCH
LATEST OFFERS FROM RUSSIAN
SOFTWARE AND HARDWARE DESIGNER
The events of 2014 lead to the restrictions of importing a numbers of state-of-the-art technologies to our country. Such restrictions have not left aside IT –industry. Thus, the legal regulations of the United States made Microsoft, Oracle and Red Hat refuse from providing technical support to Russian in the sanctions list, Apple and Google had to block the access of Crimea citizens to their application stores.
There are still new restrictions to come, as the experts say. Under such circumstances it has become clear that Russia had to achieve the technological independence. The Government of Russia set a task of import substitution as a priority. This assumes significant increase in using Russian development.
