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Enlargement of the European Union and Its Impact on Nearshoring perspectives
March 9, 2010 No CommentThe market interest towards CEE has first been invoked long before the EU accession of the new Member states in 2004 and 2007.
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Bargain basement outsourcing prices can pose as big a problem to IT departments as exorbitant ones.
Continue reading IT outsourcing is playing a larger role in enterprise IT organizations as they attempt to gain efficiencies and cut costs on a global scale.
Continue reading When the global trade association SEMI experienced a big revenue decline last year and had to cut staff, CIO Gil McInnes turned to outsourcing.
Continue reading The last quarter saw Europe lagging the US in recovery from the recession.
Continue reading A new study has looked at how small firms shop around for the service providers, which may interest IT outsourcing for small business users.
Continue reading Prices for most outsourced IT services will continue to drop in 2010, albeit at a slower pace than 2009, according to Alsbridge’s ProBenchmark.
Continue reading We’ve just wrapped up our latest InformationWeek Analytics survey on business outsourcing, and there are a few interesting trends worth mentioning before the full report comes out.
Continue reading Your software development effort has been outsourced to a CMM Level 5 vendor. You think you have strict project management controls and disciplined measurement and reporting of metrics.
Continue reading Everest Group names EPAM as a “must-know” outsourcing vendor and the leading Central and Eastern European alternative to India.
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