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Intetics and BAFPUG Organized and Sponsored the Workshop ”Flex 4. New Features for RIA Development”
June 10, 2010 No CommentOn May 29, 2010 Intetics and Belarusian Adobe Platform User Group (BAFPUG) held a workshop ”Flex 4. New features for RIA development” in Minsk, Belarus.
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June 10-11. ISDC is organising and hosting a 2 full day training on Sharepoint and Office 2010 Development.
Continue reading Businesses may turn to IT outsourcing in a bid to reduce their IT security budgets after Gartner advised firms to spend less this year.
Continue reading The ability of IT to reduce costs through process automation is not the only benefit it can bring businesses, according to an IBM whitepaper.
Continue reading The new Dell’s Authorized Service Provider status allows DEAC to offer customers on-site servers, data storage and other Dell equipment diagnostics.
Continue reading UBIRY and SaM Solutions cooperate in the development of an innovative Location Based Services Platform
June 9, 2010 No CommentUBIRY and SaM Solutions work together in the development of an innovative location-based services platform.
Continue reading Miratech renewed Gold Certified status in the Microsoft Partner Program with a competency in Web Development, Data Platform and Software Development.
Continue reading Second failure within a year period to get visas to Germany for company’s top professionals forced Softengi to take an action
June 8, 2010 No CommentSoftengi, as global software company, conducts a lot of business in Europe, which assumes close interactions with business partners and customers in EU.
Continue reading Many businesses are looking to shift away from in-house IT to outsourcing in a bid to add business value, a new study has revealed.
Continue reading IT Sourcing Europe, a European company specializing in nearshore IT outsourcing consultancy as well as market research and analysis, has announced the completion of its “European IT Outsourcing (ITO) Intelligence Report 2010: Central and Eastern Europe”.
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