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The relationship between companies outsourcing IT departments and their third-party service providers has morphed into a “much deeper partnership” than it once was.
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Moldova has a lot of entrepreneurs. As you walk along the streets in Chisinau, the capital city, you constantly pass signs advertising software development companies, data centers, and computer sales.
Continue reading One of the main concerns that most software development companies face is the quality assurance process. The quality of the product is mostly checked and improved through thorough software testing.
Continue reading In Australia, CIOs are trying to get more from their existing outsourcing arrangements.
Continue reading It is no surprise to learn from the gurus at Gartner that India, as undisputed champ, and China, as greatest challenger, remain the leaders for offshore IT and business process outsourcing services.
Continue reading What is the relation between reopening mines and outsourcing activities? What is the impact of recent political decisions on the outsourcing space? Will board members be influenced?
Continue reading As promised in the previous post, here comes the continuation on the development tendencies of the European ITO market in 2011.
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Outsourcing Center assembled a panel of industry experts to discuss the changes in outsourcing contracts and pricing models over the next two to five years.
Continue reading Way back in December 2010, CIO.com presented eleven resolutions for the IT services customer striving to set their outsourcing relationships right in the new year.
Continue reading New delivery models, new pricing models, service providers’ new marketing strategies, moving up the value chain to intellectual arbitrage, new technologies, real-time customer interaction, globalization, and new standards and regulations – these factors set the stage for risks for buyers of outsourcing services in the next two to five years.
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