The Russian engineering software market is actively developing after the departure of foreign suppliers. In 2025, its volume will increase by about 20%, to 50-55 billion rubles, and by 2030 it can reach 121.2 billion rubles. CAE systems are of particular importance, enabling the behavior of complex products to be simulated and errors to be identified even before prototypes are created. However, the transition to home software requires not only replacing familiar tools, but also checking the accuracy of calculations, adjusting work processes and training experts. According to the manager of the competence center for engineering analysis and product development of T1 IT Holding, Alexander Sobchkin, the main selection criterion is the practical effectiveness of the solution, and not its country of origin. "This is exactly the approach we are developing: our multidisciplinary engineering analysis platform Tomerics, with a focus on electronics, allows various experts - from topologists and designers to computational engineers - to model various physical processes," Sobachkin noted. RBC Industries.