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Why Russia?
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Actually Russia possesses 10—12 % of
world’s scientific potential. The abundance of High-Tech R&D specialists is
due in large part to Russia’s
history in the former Soviet Union. Fueled by
the Cold War the Soviets created an extensive, high-quality education system
that nurtured tens of thousands of mathematicians, scientists and engineers
annually to design weapon systems and other military hardware.
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That’s why Russia has more scientists per capita than Britain, France,
Germany, China and India.
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Sales of High-Tech/IT services in
export from Russia
have doubled annually in recent years.
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There is no shortage of Russian
programmers. A study released in June by the Russian IT services professional
association reported that the country has at least 250,000 software engineers.
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Moreover, the level of creativity in
Russia
is one of the highest (according to Harvard Business Review, Feb. 2004).
That’s the reason why such international
companies as Motorola, Siemens, Sun Microsystems and Intel all have R&D
centers in Russia.
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