The company’s flagship product is Radmin 3, a solution for secure remote access and administration. It enables IT professionals to connect to workstations and servers over a local network or the Internet, control remote computers, work with files and applications, troubleshoot issues, and maintain systems without physical access to the device.

For corporate networks, Radmin supports centralized deployment and configuration, granular user permissions, and integration with Windows security mechanisms, including Active Directory and Kerberos. Data transmitted through remote connections is protected using AES-256 encryption.

The Famatech portfolio also includes Radmin VPN, a free solution for connecting remote computers within a virtual local network. It allows devices located on different networks to establish secure connections and can be used together with Radmin to provide remote access and administration.

Famatech solutions are suitable for IT departments, support teams, and organizations with distributed infrastructure. They help reduce response times for user requests, simplify the maintenance of remote workstations and servers, and provide centralized access to corporate systems.

The company’s core product is LIRA-FEM (formerly LIRA-SAPR), a finite element analysis and structural design software package. It supports static, dynamic, nonlinear, and seismic analysis, stability assessment, as well as the design and verification of reinforced concrete and steel structural elements.

For model creation and preparation, LiraLand offers LIRA-CAD. The software can be used to build analytical and BIM models, work with architectural geometry and structural elements, and prepare project documentation.

LiraLand products support BIM workflows and data exchange with other engineering systems. Integration with Revit, Tekla Structures, Archicad, and other platforms, together with support for IFC and SAF formats, allows structural analysis to be incorporated into existing design workflows.

LiraLand solutions are suitable for engineering and design companies, construction organizations, and structural engineering professionals. The software can be used for residential, commercial, and industrial buildings, bridges, towers, and other structures that require detailed analysis of strength, stability, and structural behavior under load.

One of the company’s core product families is CorelDRAW Graphics Suite, a professional toolkit for vector illustration, page layout, graphic design, and photo editing. It can be used to create branding materials, advertising, print layouts, packaging, technical graphics, and other visual content.

The Corel portfolio also includes PaintShop Pro for photo editing, Painter for digital painting and illustration, and VideoStudio and Pinnacle Studio for video creation and editing. Other products within the portfolio address file management, documents, office productivity, and workflow-related tasks.

Recent Corel products also incorporate AI-powered capabilities. CorelDRAW, for example, includes tools for generating and reworking images, removing backgrounds, creating intelligent masks, and accelerating visual content production directly within the designer’s workspace.

Corel solutions are suitable for organizations that create and manage graphic, marketing, technical, and multimedia content in-house. The company’s products can support both individual professionals and corporate teams that need professional tools for regular visual content production.

The JetBrains portfolio includes specialized development environments for a wide range of languages and technologies, including IntelliJ IDEA for Java and Kotlin, PyCharm for Python, WebStorm for jаvascript and TypeScript, PhpStorm for PHP, Rider for .NET, CLion for C and C++, GoLand for Go, RustRover for Rust, and DataGrip for database development.

For software development teams, JetBrains offers TeamCity for continuous integration and delivery automation, YouTrack for project and issue management, and Qodana for automated code quality checks and static analysis.

The ecosystem also includes AI-powered development tools. JetBrains AI Assistant supports developers directly within their IDEs, while the Junie AI coding agent can handle more complex development tasks using the context of the project.

JetBrains solutions are suitable for organizations developing their own software products, enterprise systems, web and mobile applications, or managing large engineering teams. Its integrated ecosystem can support key stages of the development lifecycle, from coding and database work to testing, quality control, and software delivery automation.

One of Oracle's core areas is data management. Oracle AI Database, Exadata, and MySQL support enterprise data storage, processing and analytics, high-performance workloads, and application development. These technologies can be deployed in the cloud, on premises, or across hybrid environments.

Oracle Cloud Infrastructure (OCI) provides compute, storage, networking, security, analytics, artificial intelligence, container services, and other technologies required to deploy and operate enterprise systems.

For business process automation, Oracle offers Fusion Cloud Applications. The suite covers financial and enterprise resource management, human resources, procurement, supply chain management, manufacturing, project management, sales, and customer service.

Oracle's portfolio also includes Java, Oracle Linux, virtualization technologies, engineered systems, and specialized industry solutions. This broad technology ecosystem makes Oracle suitable for banks, telecommunications companies, industrial enterprises, government organizations, retailers, and other businesses with demanding requirements for IT performance, scalability, and availability.

The company’s flagship product is Astra Linux, an operating system designed for workstations, servers, and other components of enterprise IT environments. ALD Pro provides centralized management for Linux environments, while Tantor solutions cover database management requirements.

The Astra Group portfolio also includes Termidesk for virtual desktop infrastructure, RuBackup for data backup and recovery, RuPost for corporate email, WorksPad for secure mobile work, as well as solutions for server virtualization and physical IT infrastructure management.

Other products within the ecosystem support private cloud environments, container infrastructure, monitoring, and centralized administration. This allows Astra Group solutions to be deployed individually or combined as part of an integrated software environment.

Astra Group products are suitable for government and commercial organizations, industrial enterprises, and large corporate customers that need to build manageable IT infrastructure and bring core infrastructure services together within a compatible software ecosystem.

The company’s solutions support strength and stiffness calculations for piping systems, vessels and equipment, hydraulic and thermal-hydraulic analysis, thermal insulation design, safety valve selection, and assessment of the remaining service life of equipment.

The NTP Truboprovod portfolio includes START-Prof, PASSAT, Hydrosystem, Insulation, Predklapan, Resource, and other specialized engineering solutions. Its software supports industry standards and helps engineers generate the calculations and documentation required for design projects.

Dedicated integration modules are also available to exchange data with Revit and other engineering systems, allowing the software to fit into existing design workflows.

NTP Truboprovod solutions are suitable for engineering and design companies, industrial enterprises, oil and gas and petrochemical organizations, energy companies, and other industries that require complex engineering calculations for piping systems and process equipment.

The platform enables teams to assign tasks and responsibilities, set deadlines and dependencies, track project stages, and visualize work through Gantt charts, Kanban boards, calendars, tables, and other views. Managers can monitor progress, team capacity, deadlines, and key project indicators in real time.

Wrike also supports workflow automation. Organizations can configure custom statuses, request forms, approval processes, and automated rules to reduce manual work and standardize processes across departments.

Dedicated tools for resource and budget management, time tracking, reporting, proofing, and approvals extend Wrike beyond traditional project management. The platform can support marketing campaigns, creative teams, professional services, IT and engineering, as well as operational workflows.

Wrike integrates with widely used business applications including Microsoft Teams, Slack, Salesforce, Zoom, Google Workspace, and Adobe, while also providing APIs and additional integration capabilities for connecting with other business systems.

For larger organizations, Wrike provides centralized administration, flexible access controls, and enterprise security capabilities. The platform is suitable for companies looking to bring projects, teams, and workflows into one environment while improving visibility across the organization.

One of SolarWinds’ core areas is monitoring and observability. Its solutions provide unified visibility across distributed IT environments, helping organizations track the performance of infrastructure and applications, analyze metrics, logs, and events, and detect potential issues before they affect users or business operations.

The SolarWinds portfolio also includes tools for network and configuration management, IP address management, server and virtualization monitoring, database performance analysis, and centralized log management.

For service and support teams, SolarWinds offers ITSM and Service Desk solutions that help automate ticket handling, incident and change management, IT asset management, and internal service delivery.

The company also provides products for access rights management, security event monitoring, patch management, and improving visibility across the corporate IT environment. SolarWinds solutions can be deployed across on-premises, cloud, and hybrid infrastructures, making them suitable for both mid-sized businesses and large organizations with complex distributed IT environments.

The platform can be used for brainstorming and workshops, process mapping and diagramming, product planning, customer journey mapping, roadmaps, and collaborative project development. Teams can work together on a shared interactive canvas both in real time and asynchronously.

Miro brings multiple work formats into one environment, including boards, documents, tables, diagrams, timelines, and presentations. Built-in AI capabilities help teams structure information, process the results of collaborative sessions, and speed up routine tasks.

The platform integrates with more than 250 business applications and services, including Microsoft Teams, Slack, Jira, Confluence, Google Workspace, and other tools, making it easier to incorporate Miro into an organization's existing IT environment.

For larger organizations, Miro provides centralized administration, user and access management, enterprise security capabilities, and additional data protection tools. The platform is suitable for product and project teams, marketing, design, engineering, and other departments that need to collaborate on ideas and projects across locations.