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After a year of a wait-and-see attitude, Poland’s economy seems poised to pick up steam later in 2010, with signs that Krakow may see improvement as well.
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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 Company are pleased to announce that Intetics’ partnership with IMPAQ UK has been judged to be a winner of the European IT Excellence Awards 2010 in the Best Solution Provider Category: Data & Information Management.
Continue reading Charisma Enterprise was awarded “e-ERP First Tier 2009″ for the project Alpha Bank
March 4, 2010 No CommentThursday, March 4, 2010, Fin Media organized the 7th edition of the e-Finance Gala Awards, event dedicated to awarding the companies, products and people that demonstrated active implication in projects that reunite IT&C and financial-banking fields of activity.
Continue reading Outsourcing companies are poised to create more than 2500 jobs in Bulgaria in 2010, Call Point New Europe said, cited by Investor daily on March 4 2010.
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 ORAK Engineering is pleased to invite you to visit us for the seventh consecutive time at the largest IT show in the world – CeBIT, Hannover (Hall 5, Stand A47), which will be held 03-08 March, 2009.
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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