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Aimtec is helping the Ceske Budejovice plant of Robert Bosch with sequencing production parts to the line
March 10, 2010 No CommentRobert Bosch, spol. s.r.o. in Ceske Budejovice will replenish its production line in sequence, when Aimtec corporation deploys their own sequencing solution DCI MySequence.
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Telerik, a leading vendor of development tools and user interface components for .NET, announced today their Q1 2010 release, consisting of a complete update of the Telerik .NET developer toolbox and the official release of Telerik Extensions for ASP.NET MVC and JustCode.
Continue reading Gurtam has participated in the in the world’s leading information and computer technologies fair CeBIT 2010 in Hannover, 2-6 March.
Continue reading 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.
Continue reading Last year companies in Poland hired a record number of employees from China, Vietnam and India.
Continue reading Bulgaria is among the leading European countries in terms of the cost and quality of the outsourcing services the country offers, according to a report by two international real estate and global management consulting firms.
Continue reading Quinyx FlexForce and Alna Business Solutions Join Forces to Provide Flexible Workforce Management to Lithuania
March 9, 2010 No CommentQuinyx FlexForce AB and Alna Business Solutions UAB announced that the Vilnius based ERP solutions provider has been designated the exclusive Quinyx FlexForce Business Partner in Lithuania.
Continue reading Bargain basement outsourcing prices can pose as big a problem to IT departments as exorbitant ones.
Continue reading TotalSoft wins at FinMedia Awards the “first tier e-ERP 2009” Prize for Charisma Enterprise integrated system.
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.
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