Russia Launches “Digital Doctor,” a Platform for Diagnosing IT Systems in Real Time
The New Service Detects and Prevents System Failures Before They Spread
Russian IT operator OBIT has launched an online platform called “Digital Doctor” (or Digital Therapist), designed to diagnose and “heal” corporate IT systems. The concept treats a company’s digital infrastructure as a living organism — where each technological component functions as a vital organ — and where skipping regular checkups can lead to systemic “illness” and full-scale breakdowns.
The platform hosts text and video materials created by OBIT experts in collaboration with leading industry specialists. The content explains how businesses can keep their digital ecosystems “in shape” using modern technologies and proactive diagnostics.
Keeping the Digital Body Healthy
The project is primarily aimed at executives overseeing IT and digital transformation. The platform’s structure mirrors a virtual anatomy: artificial intelligence acts as the brain, IT infrastructure as the circulatory system, cybersecurity as the immune system, cloud solutions as the lungs, and domestic tech products as implants — tools that integrate seamlessly without “rejection.”
Participants can also take a “business health checkup”, a full-scale IT assessment paired with personalized consultations from OBIT specialists.
As Russian companies increasingly transition to domestic software and cloud platforms, digital security is becoming part of strategic planning. OBIT’s Digital Doctor aims to shift the industry mindset — from reacting to IT failures to continuous monitoring and preventive care. In essence, it moves businesses from crisis response to a model of sustainable digital health management.
