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Everest Group names EPAM as a “must-know” outsourcing vendor and the leading Central and Eastern European alternative to India
March 3, 2010 No CommentEPAM Systems, Inc., the leading software engineering and IT Outsourcing (ITO) provider in Central and Eastern Europe (CEE), has been selected as the “must-know” service supplier in Central and Eastern Europe by Everest Group, a global consulting and research firm.
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A challenge for an IT department: from technologies to an equal business partner
March 3, 2010 No CommentIt has developed historically that IT departments were separated from the activities of organizations and concentrated their businesses only on technologies.
Continue reading One of the fundamental basics for all outsourcing relationships is the quality and flexibility of the commercial agreement between the customer and the supplier.
Continue reading Whilst there are many important aspects of IT outsourcing, the one that wears the crown is “Performance”.
Continue reading On February 26, 2010, IT Europa, a leading European IT publisher and market intelligence organization, announced the winners of the European IT Excellence Awards 2010, the pan-European awards event for IT and telecommunication channels.
Continue reading CeBIT Hannover is the largest ICT event in the world, attracting over 6000 exhibitors and 500,000 visitors last year.
Continue reading Being a leading provider in IT solutions & software engineering services, HERMES SoftLab surely takes part in embedded world 2010, the No. 1 venue for the international embedded community.
Continue reading Loxon delegates and executives are attending Risk Management Forum in Bahrain, 01.03.2010-03.03.2010 organized by international event producer Jacob Fleming.
Continue reading Bianor was recognized as an innovative enterprise of 2009 during the Sixth National Innovation Forum, which took place on March 1st, 2010 at the Sheraton Hotel in Sofia.
Continue reading In our work with the client-side users of outsourcing, the most common complaint we hear is that the supplier hasn’t brought any “innovation” to the party.
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