GlobalLogic to Provide Automated Regression & Load Testing Services for Xytech MediaPulse.
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There has been much speculation around the emergency budget announcement due today and it is already raising concerns among the general public.
Continue reading VT-SOFT held an outsourcing conference on which work hour registration and the retention of valuable labor force was the main topic.
Continue reading Companies that opt to outsource their IT operations will see a number of benefits from the move, it has been claimed.
Continue reading “Outsourcing, by definition, requires the buyer to relinquish control of a process to the supplier, who is an expert in the process and able to perform it better, faster, and cheaper,” stated Peter Bendor-Samuel, CEO of global sourcing advisory firm, Everest Group, in a 2004 interview for an Outsourcing Journal article.
Continue reading “Trial by fire.” That’s how many outsourcing buyers’ relationship managers describe their job. They’re the ones who lack prior experience or training in how to manage an outsourcing relationship but nevertheless are required to take on that responsibility.
Continue reading On June 21st ICT Media, Publisher of CIO Magazine, Outsource Magazine and Magazine IT Management, organizes the first Annual Conference Strategic Sourcing: An international event for CIO’s, IT executives and Finance executives. We are one of the partners for this year.
Continue reading Softengi LLC, a global software engineering company headquartered in Kyiv, Ukraine, has been approved for membership in the U.S.-Ukraine Business Council (USUBC), according to the USUBC executive committee, in an announcement today on behalf of the entire USUBC membership of over 120 companies and organizations active in Ukraine.
Continue reading James Staten, an analyst at Forrester Research Inc., told Computerworld that it’s probable that IT operations jobs such as systems administrators will bear the brunt of the layoffs.
Continue reading “In theory there is no difference between theory and practice. But, in practice, there is.” —Jan L.A. van de Snepscheut.
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