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On March 31, 2009 Itransition and a global provider of self-service web applications BroadVision announced strategic partnership to provide and promote BroadVision Solutions
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Last year, HERMES SoftLab was showing off a beta Siebel Management Pack for Microsoft Systems Center Operations Manager.
Continue reading For years now, companies have rushed to find cheap labor and increased profits in foreign lands.
Continue reading IDC IT Security, Virtualization and Datacenter Efficiency Roadshow 2009. April 08, 2009. Bratislava, Slovakia
April 8, 2009 No CommentAn ever-growing amount of business information, the increasingly pervading perception of data as a key asset, and new requirements like mobility, as well as economic constraints and tightening compliance requirements, all contribute to intense and often conflicting pressures on IT departments.
Continue reading Indeed, more and more companies are closing and shutting down everyday and that is very disturbing, right?
Continue reading The economic climate is driving businesses to cut the cost of their software estates, but offshoring development may be a mistake.
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- Ukrainian IT market to change its development model in 2009 by PMR. April 2009 (152 KB)
- Software and IT Services in the European Union Market Survey by the European Union. 2009 (516 KB)
- Software Development in Ukraine by Munk, Andersen & Feilberg. November, 2008. (120 KB)
- Outsourcing Industry in Ukraine 2007 by GOAL Europe, June 2007 (212 Kb)
- IT Outsourcing in Ukraine by GennadiySerdyuk. 2007 (80 KB)
Intetics and IMPAQ reach the semi-final of 2009 Outsourcing Excellence Awards
April 7, 2009 No CommentOutsourcing partnership of Intetics and IMPAQ has been selected as the semi-finalist of the Outsourcing Excellence awards, dubbed as “Oscars of Outsourcing”.
Continue reading In the last decade, IT offshoring has been a tremendous boom to high-tech companies and enterprises alike, as a way to keep innovation flowing without breaking the bank.
Continue reading With the steady bleeding of jobs in the U.S., the question arises as to what extent the firms making the layoffs are cutting production versus sending work offshore.
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