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There’s a huge problem with offshoring a core element of a business, no matter what the size – you’re immediately subject to whatever happens to be going on in your operation’s new territory. Everybody will be aware of what’s been happening in Ukraine; the country’s Embassy in the US is now moving to try to [...]
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Republic of Belarus is selected as one of the Offshoring Destinations of the Year in a shortlist announcement of country nominees by the European Outsourcing Association (EOA) as part the EOA Awards. The Awards recognize best practices in outsourcing by companies, individuals and countries. Republic of Belarus is among the best offshoring destinations of the [...]
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Financing of the Russian state’s Information Society (2011-2020) program is to be reduced by 52 billion rubles ($1.4 billion) to 1.1 trillion rubles ($32.1 trillion), according to the draft of a government decree prepared by the Ministry of Communications, Digit.ru reports. This is the third planned reduction in the state program in less than four [...]
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Despite the political turbulence provoked in the Eastern part of Ukraine as well as annexation of the Autonomous Republic of Crimea, Intellias reassures that business continuity remains the highest priority of our company and the business operations of the company remain unaffected. For the past months Intellias has been continuously delivering services to its clients [...]
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Russia’s Federal Service for the Supervision of Telecom, Information Technologies and Mass Communications (Roscomnadzor) will implement a new IT strategy by the end of 2014 according to an announcement made by the agency’s deputy head Alexander Pankov, reported Cnews. Currently Roscomnadzor and its subordinate departments operate around 80 disparate IT subsystems, including several written in [...]
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It is known that a lot of different error tracking systems are available at present. Some of them are expensive, prices of some are moderate. There are free bug trackers as well. One may get confused deciding what bug tracker to choose for mobile testing, desktop testing or web site testing. If testers want to [...]
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A gap exists between the high-level, directional nature of a strategy and the detailed, implementation focus of execution. Business capability modeling helps close this gap by providing a simple, stable view of the business, while creating a common language among decision makers. This webinar provides practical advice for midmarket IT leaders on using business capability [...]
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Front-Trends 2014 is a gathering for front-end lovers to discover the current trends to build a professional career out of innovative front-end development. Front-Trends is a 3-day event. Front-Trends 2014 will be held in The Fabryka Trzciny Art Center, located in an old, revamped factory in Warsaw. Built in 1916, it is one of the [...]
Continue reading DataArt to Discuss Big Data in Logistics at the Next Supply Chain Network’s Meet-Up
May 7, 2014 No Comment
On May 19, the Supply Chain Network’s Meet-up will address Big Data as the next frontier in logistics, featuring John O’Brien, Business Development Director of Logistics at DataArt. Sponsored by the London Institute of Logistics and Transport, the event will bring together supply chain professionals operating across the retail, manufacturing and logistics industry. They will [...]
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The JSCamp Romania Conference, organized by the Evensys will take place on 3rd June 2014 in Bucharest, Romania. The conference will cover areas like front-end development, the latest open-web technologies, server-side JavaScript, client-side HTML5 web and mobile apps and tips & tricks in JavaScript. Speakers: ROBERT NYMAN VINCE ALLEN MARTIN KLEPPE SEBASTIAN GOLASCH PHIL HAWKSWORTH [...]
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