List of large it companies. The largest IT companies in Russia
Moscow, June 20 - "Vesti.Ekonomika". Technology research firm Gartner ranked companies that sell products around the world based on their revenues.
The list includes 100 companies, including IT giants such as Apple and Amazon, as well as lesser-known IT companies that sell computer components and software for the business segment.
Gartner analysts note that company leaders can use this rating to evaluate how and on what companies spend their IT budgets.
Below we present the 15 largest IT companies by income level.
15. Comcast ($39.7 billion)
Comcast Corporation is the largest cable operator (also providing Internet access) not only in the United States, but throughout the world.
Its headquarters are located in Philadelphia, in the 55-story Comcast Center.
The name Comcast is formed from two words - Communication and Broadcast.
Comcast is divided into four major divisions: Comcast Cable, NBCUniversal, Professional sports and Venture capital.
14. NTT Vendor Group ($41.3 billion)
NTT is one of the world's largest providers of telecommunications services, with a customer base of more than 50 million users in Japan alone.
NTT provides fixed line and mobile communications, as well as Internet and system integration services.
The company has over 224 thousand employees worldwide.
13. Sony ($41.7 billion)
Sony Corporation is a Japanese multinational corporation headquartered in Tokyo.
Specializes in the production of home and professional electronics, game consoles and other high-tech products.
In addition, Sony is one of the world's largest media conglomerates, owning the Sony Music Entertainment record label, the Columbia Pictures and TriStar Pictures film studios, as well as the complete archive of MGM films (shared with Comcast); provides financial services. The main regions of activity are Japan, USA, China and European countries.
12. Amazon ($41.9 billion)
Amazon.com, Inc. is an American company, the world's largest in terms of turnover among those selling goods and services via the Internet and one of the first Internet services focused on selling real consumer goods.
The headquarters is located in Seattle (Washington State).
11. Lenovo ($42.6 billion)
Lenovo is an American-Chinese computer company. Registered in Singapore.
Lenovo is headquartered in Purchase, New York, USA, with main operating offices in Beijing, China, and Raleigh, North Carolina, USA.
The company's main research centers are located in Yamato (Japan), Beijing, Shanghai and Shenzhen (PRC), as well as in Raleigh (North Carolina, USA) and Moscow (Russia).
10. HPE ($46.1 billion)
Hewlett Packard Enterprise (HPE) is an American IT company created in 2015 together with HP Inc after the division of Hewlett-Packard Corporation into two companies.
Inherited the business in the corporate client segment - produces servers, data storage systems, storage networks, network equipment, convergent systems, and also builds cloud infrastructures, system integration and develops software for organizations
9. HP Inc ($48.0 billion)
HP Inc. - an American IT company created in 2015 together with Hewlett Packard Enterprise after the division of Hewlett-Packard into two companies, inherited the production of personal computers and printers.
Formally, it has more rights to be considered a successor to Hewlett-Packard than Hewlett Packard Enterprise: it has retained its public status and uses the original NYSE ticker, and hosts the official website in the hp.com domain, which was in effect before the division.
In addition, when split into HP Inc. recorded $57.3 billion in revenue for the fiscal year (compared to $53 billion for Hewlett Packard Enterprise). The number of employees at the time of the division was about 50 thousand.
8. Intel ($57.6 billion)
Intel is a manufacturer of electronic devices and computer components (including microprocessors, system logic sets (chipsets), etc.).
Intel is the world's largest microprocessor manufacturer.
The main buyers of the company's products are personal computer manufacturers Dell (17%), HP (15%) and Lenovo (12%).
In addition to microprocessors, Intel produces semiconductor components for industrial and networking equipment.
7. Dell Technologies Vendor Group ($59.5 billion)
Dell is an American corporation, one of the largest companies in the field of computer production.
Dell develops, produces, sells and services a wide range of models of personal computers (desktops, laptops, PDAs), tablet computers, servers, storage devices (storage systems, NAS), network equipment, computer peripherals (monitors, printers, video cameras), MP3 -players, high-definition televisions, as well as various consumer electronics manufactured by other manufacturers and software.
6. AT&T ($70.5 billion)
AT&T Inc. is an American multinational telecommunications conglomerate headquartered in Dallas, Texas.
The world's largest telecommunications company and one of the largest media conglomerates.
It is the largest provider of both local and long-distance telephone communications in the United States, as well as the second largest cellular operator in the United States. The largest provider of direct satellite broadcasting in the United States through DirecTV.
5. IBM ($77.8 billion)
IBM is an American company headquartered in Armonk (New York), one of the world's largest manufacturers and suppliers of hardware and software, as well as IT services and consulting services.
IBM is actively developing its analytics business, which was formed on the basis of two acquired companies: Cognos, acquired in 2008 for $5 billion, and SPSS, acquired in 2009 for $1.2 billion - they formed the main set of software tools for business - analysis and business intelligence.
4. Microsoft ($85.7 billion)
Microsoft Corporation is one of the largest transnational companies producing proprietary software for various types of computing equipment - personal computers, game consoles, PDAs, mobile phones and others, the developer of the most widely used software platform in the world at the moment - the Windows family of operating systems.
3. Google ($90.1 billion)
Google Inc. is an American transnational public corporation, reorganized on October 2, 2015 into the international conglomerate Alphabet Inc., a company within the Alphabet holding company that invests in Internet search, cloud computing and advertising technologies.
Google maintains and develops a range of Internet services and products and generates revenue primarily from advertising through its AdWords program.
2. Samsung Vendor Group ($139.1 billion)
Samsung Group is a South Korean group of companies, one of the largest chaebols, founded in 1938.
It is known in the world market as a manufacturer of high-tech components, telecommunications equipment, household appliances, audio and video devices. The company's main office is located in Seoul.
1. Apple ($218.1 billion)
Apple Inc. - American corporation, manufacturer of personal and tablet computers, audio players, phones, software.
One of the pioneers in the field of personal computers and modern multitasking operating systems with a graphical interface. Headquarters are in Cupertino, California.
Through innovative technology and aesthetic design, Apple has built a unique, iconic reputation in the consumer electronics industry.
Answer without hesitation: which company has more capital – Microsoft or IBM? Hewlett-Packard(hp) or Cisco? Salesforce.com or VMware? It's difficult to give an answer right away. BusinessInsider magazine published a ranking of IT companies with the largest market capital.
Nowadays, the most successful and profitable companies are those operating in the IT sector. This statement is an axiom of the modern world, and, following it, many companies change course in order to enter the IT market. (Editor's note: GoogleFinance materials were used to compile the list).
No. 20: Workday
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Market price:~$15 billion
What the company does: Workday provides HR and financial management software. Currently, this company can compete with such giants as Oracle and SAP. The company's earnings beat all investors' expectations for the last quarter and fulfilled its annual plan. The company currently develops software for hiring employees, project management, and intra-company collaboration.
Doubts: Skeptics say the company doesn't have much prospects for profit, although many cloud companies sacrifice much of their profits to increase capacity. Also of concern to investors is the fact that Oracle recently approved a strategy to take over customers from Workday.
No. 19: Seagate Technology 
Company: Seagate Technology
Marketprice: ~$17 billion
What the company does: SeagateTechnology creates hard drives and storage systems. There are prospects for development in the field of cloud data storage. Due to the fact that the modern world is a world of information, more and more places are needed to store it.
Doubts: On the one hand, Seagate Technology is a manufacturer of hard drives, and on the other, a developing cloud service - two opposing concepts in the field of data storage. The transition of ordinary users to cloud storage systems may mean giving up the purchase of hard drives.
#18: LinkedIn 
Company: LinkedIn
Market price:~$20 billion
What the company does: LinkedIn is a professional social network and a way for employers to find talent. In the future, it is planned to retrain as a blogger and journalistic platform. In February of this year, LinkedIn became available to any Internet user, instead of the expected restriction on registration on the social network.
Doubts: The challenge is to get the number of registered users growing again. Earlier, in May, a six-fold slowdown in the growth of the social network was recorded.
No. 17: WiPro 
Company: WiPro
Market price:~$28 billion
What the company does: WiPro is an Indian outsourcer (consulting and business analytics company) that competes with Cognizant and Infosys. Recently, the company has been expanding its sphere of influence in Europe in the utilities sector.
Doubts: At the end of 2013, WiPro was forced to terminate its contract with software manufacturers, who suffered heavy losses due to falling sales of personal computers. The company needs to develop a strategy for implementing the software that the company has in its assets.
No. 16: Infosys 
Company: Infosys
Market price:~$29 billion
What the company does: Infosys is also an Indian outsourcer looking to enter the engineering and biosciences market.
Doubts: For years, Infosys has been one company with a huge profile in India, however, slow growth (compared to its competitors) has led to workers and managers leaving their jobs, not to mention the company is now in search of a CEO .
No. 15: Cognizant Technology 
Company: Cognizant Technology
Market price:~$30 billion
What the company does: Cognizant, like the two previous companies, is an Indian outsourcing company, which until recently was rapidly gaining momentum, offering its services in the markets of the mobile industry and the cloud services industry.
Doubts: At the moment, growth has slowed tremendously, particularly in the US healthcare market, where the company has large clients. The company was forced to warn investors that actual profits were much lower than analysts had predicted.
No. 14: Adobe Systems 
Company: Adobe Systems
Market price:~$32 billion
What the company does: Adobe develops software for web developers, graphic design and text materials. A couple of years ago the company took the bold step of moving entirely to a subscription system, and it worked. The company has gained 1.8 million subscribers who pay subscription fees for the products.
Doubts: Adobe has some problems in the area of user protection. At the end of 2013, hackers stole 38 million (!) passwords, as well as license keys for software.
#13: Salesforce.com 
Company: Salesforce.com
Marketprice: ~$33 billion
What the company does: In modern life, more and more things can be controlled via the Internet, chips, sensors, or special applications. Salesforce.com has the prospect of becoming a host (storage) for these applications using the SalesforcePlatform. In the future, such a service may become as widespread as cloud data storage.
Doubts: At the moment, the company is already 15 years old, and it is still a StartUp. Let's see what investors have to say about further development, which will entail a loss of profit.
No. 12: VMware 
Company: VMware
Market price:~$42 billion
What the company does: VMware changed the computer server industry forever and is now trying to do the same with the computer networking industry. The company acquired leading startup Nicira, which deals with programmable network parameters, which will subsequently make the creation of intranet enterprise networks less expensive and easier to maintain.
Doubts: VMware now dominates a market that the company created itself (software that allows a single server to run multiple operating systems). VMware is looking for ways to expand the market and recently acquired AirWatch for $1.5 billion (the company's largest acquisition). AirWatch is a company in the mobile security market, which is oversaturated today.
No. 11: Accenture 
Company: Accenture
Market price:~$53 billion
What the company does: Accenture is a global consulting and technology company. Earlier this year, the company was contracted to create and maintain the US government website Healthcare.gov and online insurance service. Like all companies working in the IT field, Accenture wants to work in the direction of cloud services, launching its own Accenture Cloud Platform this spring.
Doubts: The CEO, George Benitez, who served for quite a long time at the company, resigned because he could not find ways to expand the consulting business development amid the decline in popularity of this sector.
No. 10: EMC Corporation 
Company:
Market price:~$54 billion
What the company does: EMC and its subsidiary VMware, like many IT companies, launched their own cloud storage service Pivotal, managed by former VMware CEO Paul Maritz.
Doubts: EMC is the largest supplier of data storage products to large enterprises. This sector of the IT industry is gradually dying out due to the high costs of equipment. EMC continually rejects endless offers from startups and young companies.
No. 9: Hewlett-Packard (hp) 
Company: Hewlett-Packard(hp)
Market price:~$63 billion
What the company does: HP is currently investing in all possible sectors of the IT industry - new computers running on ChromeOS and Android, new types of printers with new types of ink, new servers with minimal energy consumption, and, of course, new cloud storage services.
Doubts: HP has some problems providing for its employees. HP recently announced that it may double the number of employees that will be subject to redundancy (about 50,000 jobs). HP is still trying to get back on track to growing the company after a decline caused by a large number of acquisitions over the past 10 years.
No. 8: SAP AG 
Company: SAP AG
Market price:~$91 billion
What the company does: SAP is known for its administration and enterprise resource planning software. The company successfully released the super-fast HANA database. Now all the company’s assets must be collected into a single system of startups and applications.
Doubts: SAP must adapt legacy applications to meet the modern needs of cloud storage services. The company has undergone a change of management, with CEO Bill McDernott replacing the collegial body of the board of directors. He must convince his German partners to move towards the development of cloud services.
No. 7: Cisco 
Company: Cisco
Market price:~$128 billion
What the company does: Cisco creates equipment for corporate networks. However, their plans also include snatching a piece of the cloud services market: creating their own service and a network of services from smaller providers. This will allow the company to increase sales of its equipment and switch to the modern realities of the information storage market.
Doubts: New technologies using programmable network parameters are a way to create networks using cheaper equipment. Even if Cisco is not thrown off track by the introduction of such equipment to the market, it could suffer large losses in profits.
#6: Amazon 
Company: Amazon
Market price:~$144 billion
What the company does: Amazon's approach to cloud storage has forever changed the world of the IT industry. Now Amazon is King Kong in the cloud services market, which is rapidly gaining momentum.
Doubts: The next step on the path to growth should be to increase confidence on the part of client companies of this service that this cloud hosting is reliable and should not be considered as a platform for testing, short-term development and use for minor projects. Amazon is working on this at a crazy pace.
No. 5: IBM 
Company: IBM
Market price:~$186 billion ($185.77)
What the company does: IBM also has its share of the cloud industry market, but the company needs to differentiate itself in some way. Therefore, WatsonIBM is repurposing its project to develop the “smartest” computer in the direction of a cloud service.
Doubts: IBM's new contracts in the cloud industry don't provide quick returns, and IBM is losing out on hardware and software sales.
No. 4: Oracle 
Company: Oracle
Market price:~$186 billion ($186.43)
What the company does: Over the past couple of years, Oracle has transformed itself from a software developer to a hardware and cloud services company. The general director set a task for the developers to create high-speed computers with their own software that would be better and cheaper than any analogues.
Doubts: Like many IT companies, Oracle had to fight to expand. The company currently dominates the database market. However, companies are reluctant to pay for software, using cloud services instead. The company needs to keep customers from switching to competitors (such as Workday and Salesforce.com).
#3: Microsoft 
Company: Microsoft
Market price:~$331 billion
What the company does: With new CEO Satya Nadella, the company has been refreshed. The end of support for WindowsXP finally forced many companies to update their software and use new Microsoft products, including cloud services.
Doubts: Development of Windows 8 and purchase of Nokia. Consumers and businesses are still not excited about Microsoft's new operating system. Nadella must either improve Windows 8 or release its antithesis, Windows 9. He must also develop a competitive strategy for Nokia, convincing the cell phone maker not to switch to software from Chrome and Android.
#2: Google 
Company: Google
Market price:~$383 billion
What the company does: Google gets most of its profits from online advertising, but has recently turned more attention to developing products for businesses. Google is causing great harm to Microsoft with its GoogleApps product. Google has also released devices specifically designed for business that run ChromeOS. Google's attention is also drawn to the cloud industry market.
Doubts: Like Apple, Google is not a well-known provider of business hardware and software compared to Microsoft.
No. 1: Apple 
Company: Apple
Market price:~$540 billion
What the company does: While everyone was watching Apple make huge profits from selling products to ordinary consumers, the company took a big step towards cooperation with large companies. CEO Tim Cook told Wall Street analysts at his quarterly conference call.
In April, he reported, “In the enterprise services market, many leading companies are looking to replace older devices and systems with iPhone and iOS. … Almost every member of the Top 500 richest people (98%) uses an iPad in their daily life.”
Doubts: According to Cook, it will not be easy for Apple to break into this market. Huge costs, market analysis and technical support will need to be undertaken. At the moment, Apple does not have even a tenth of what Microsoft has in this market.
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Some time ago, the sociology department of St. Petersburg State University decided to find out which employers are considered the best in IT. About 2,500 people took part in the survey, among them: My Circle users, visitors to JUG.ru events, subscribers to the VKontakte and Telegram IT communities. Today we share our results.
This is what the surveyed audience looks like. As you can see, the technical fraternity predominates - developers, testers and devops (77%)
In St. Petersburg, the first companies that come to mind for developers are JetBrains (48% of respondents named this company) and Yandex (35%). Next come VKontakte (13%) and EPAM (12%). Wrike, Luxoft and Grid Dynamics were remembered by 6% of respondents each.
In Moscow, the first companies that come to mind are Yandex (67%) and Mail.ru Group (27%). Then they remember Kaspersky Lab (10%), Google (9%), Avito (7%) and Badoo (5%).
The remaining companies were remembered less often: companies that were remembered by 2 to 5% of respondents are highlighted in blue; and purple - up to 1%.
It is curious that in each city the minds of developers are monopolized by literally one or two companies. All the others are far behind them in terms of mention.
This question is somewhat similar to the previous one. And indeed, it seems obvious that developers want, first of all, to work in the same companies that they consider the best in IT in general.
But this is only true for the top companies from the previous question (Yandex, JetBrains, Mail.ru Group, Kaspersky Lab, VKontakte).
Right behind them in popularity are not exactly the same companies that the developers noted as the best in IT in general. Thus, in St. Petersburg, Wargaming and Deutsche Bank beat EPAM, Grid Dynamics, Wrike and Luxoft. In Moscow, SberTech, Parallels and Rambler outperformed Avito, Badoo and Google.
Apparently, when a developer evaluates companies not as a whole in the IT industry, but as his personal employer, slightly different criteria come into play. A specific technology stack, office convenience and working conditions are assessed, personal acquaintances work, and more.
In terms of the number of developers aware of the companies' activities, the leaders are not far ahead of the rest. At a minimum, in each city there are 10 companies that every second developer is well aware of.
But awareness does not mean recognition as a top employer. Sometimes it happens quite the opposite, when a company has a negative reputation as an employer, which is known to many.
This list should definitely also include, at a minimum, SberTech, Parallels and Rambler. But the authors of the survey did not include them, most likely because fewer Muscovites from St. Petersburg participated in the survey, and in total they gave fewer ratings for the named companies.
Also, theoretically, Avito, Badoo and Google could have gotten here, but they were not initially included in the list for selection; respondents added them manually themselves, but they could no longer rate them.
We could divide all 12 evaluation criteria into 3 conditional nominations:
1. Working conditions and career
- Grid Dynamics and Wrike have the most flexible work schedules
- Above market wages at Deutsche Bank and JetBrains
- The coolest office in Yandex and Mail.ru Group
- Grid Dynamics and EPAM have slightly more career opportunities than others
- Most opportunities to move to another country in Grid Dynamics
- Colleagues in Yandex and JetBrains are a little more professional
- Yandex, JetBrains and Kaspersky Lab have the greatest technological expertise
- Yandex, Mail.ru Group and JetBrains have slightly more opportunities to deepen existing knowledge than others
- Acquiring new skills and changing specialization is a little more possible in Grid Dynamics and Yandex, Wrike and JetBrains
- It is more prestigious to work in Yandex, JetBrains and VKontakte
- More interesting projects are from Yandex, JetBrains, Wargaming and Mail.ru Group.
- Yandex, Mail.ru Group, EPAM and JetBrains are noticeably more active than others in the life of the IT community.
- 1st place shared Yandex and JetBrains. They are undisputed leaders by almost all criteria: each was named one of the best according to 8 criteria out of 12.
- 2nd place shared Mail.ru Group and Grid Dynamics. Each was named one of the best according to 4 criteria out of 12.
- 3rd place shared EPAM and Wrike. Each was named one of the best according to 2 criteria out of 12.
- Yandex and JetBrains would have won in the categories “Professional Development” and “Social Prestige”. They were named one of the best according to all criteria in these conditional nominations.
- Grid Dynamics would have won in the “Working Conditions and Career” category. This company was named one of the best according to 3 out of 5 criteria in this category.
By the way, on My Circle there are currently open vacancies for most of the companies that we talked about in this report.
30.05.2018 10:57
Moscow, May 30 - “Vesti.Ekonomika”. CNews Analytics experts, as part of the review “IT Market: Results of 2017,” compiled the CNews100 rating, which identifies the largest IT companies in Russia. Below we will tell you about the 10 largest IT companies in Russia.
1. NCC
Total revenue in 2017: 189,244,079 thousand rubles.
Full-time number of employees: 4,105
In dollars it increased by 12.6%.
2. "Lanit"
Favor of the central office: Moscow
Field of activity: group of companies
Total revenue in 2017: 137,073,000 thousand rubles.
Full-time number of employees: 7,749
Experts emphasize that the growth of the Russian IT market that began in 2015 has given way to stagnation.
The threshold for entering the rating increased by 31.5% compared to 2016 and reached RUB 730 million. 63% of the total revenue of CNews100 is generated by the 10 largest companies in the rating - NKK, Lanit, Epam, Softline, Technoserv, Luxoft and others.
3.Espam
Headquarters Favor: Newtown
Total revenue in 2017: 84,578,500 thousand rubles.
The top 20 account for 80% of total revenue. Thus, the Russian IT market is still in the hands of a few major players.
4. Softline
Favor of the central office: Moscow
Field of activity: IT services
Total revenue in 2017: 71,680,886 thousand rubles.
Full-time number of employees: 4,300
About 43% of the revenue for CNews100 participants came from the provision of IT services. The share of income from the supply of hardware equipment, including within the framework of project implementation, remained at the same level of about 20%.
5. "Technoserv"
Central office location: Moscow
Field of activity: IT services
Total revenue in 2017: RUB 50,816,574 thousand.
Full-time number of employees: 2,657
The share of income received from software development has increased significantly: in 2017 it reached 32% compared to 21% a year ago.
The sale of finished software products brought Russian IT companies about 3% of revenue.
6. Luxoft
Headquarters Favor: Zug
Field of activity: software development
Total revenue in 2017: 45,821,773 thousand rubles.
Full-time number of employees: 13 thousand.
The share of hardware production in the income of Russian IT companies is still low - about 2%.
7.1C
Favor of the central office: Moscow
Field of activity: software development
Total revenue in 2017: 42,700,000 thousand rubles.
Number of employees: no data
In 2017, the share of contracts concluded by CNews100 participants with government departments increased significantly.
If in 2016 they formed 25% of total revenue, then in 2017 – already 36%.
8. Kaspersky Lab
Favor of the central office: Moscow
Field of activity: software development
Total revenue in 2017: 40,714,340 thousand rubles.
Number of employees: no data
The share of financial institutions remains around 21%. The third major segment – telecom – formed 11% of the top 100’s revenue.
9. ITG (Inline Technologies Group)
Favor of the central office: Moscow
Field of activity: IT services
Total revenue in 2017: 38,236,000 thousand rubles.
Full-time number of employees: 2,653
The threshold for entry into the rating of Russian hardware and software developers, including products delivered under the SaaS model, in 2017 was 725 million rubles, which is more than 2 times higher than the values in 2016 (300 million rubles).
10. I-Teco
Favor of the central office: Moscow
Field of activity: IT services
Total revenue in 2017: RUB 30,707,270 thousand.
Full-time number of employees: 2,865
Experts note that it is still difficult to make plans for the current 2018, however, it can be assumed that given the current fairly high energy prices, the absence of significant geopolitical cataclysms, and also taking into account the launch of the Digital Economy program, the Russian IT The market has every chance to overcome difficulties and begin cautious growth.
