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On December 25 the General Staff Meeting was convened at Miratech to publicize the company’s annual results for 2009 and to share its plans for the coming year.
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IT professionals savvy in sourcing and vendor management skills could impress employers when they save company cash and resources by selectively sending work to external staff.
Continue reading Accounting for the amount of carbon a business emits is already a fact of life for some firms, and it could soon become business as usual for many more.
Continue reading The coming year will see more companies make use of outsourcing, it has been predicted.
Continue reading Interest in cloud computing, managed services and SaaS reached new heights during the downturn in 2009, and industry watchers suggest the various sourcing options will also drive high-tech hiring decisions into 2010 as IT departments need to consider all technology delivery vehicles on the road to economic recovery.
Continue reading Though outsourcing is a versatile business solution, it’s not like a Swiss Army Knife with components that handily solve almost any challenge.
Continue reading Outsourcing Allows Back-up Services Provider to Retain Market Leadership
December 31, 2009 No CommentWeb 2.0 created a dilemma for Intronis, a provider of online data back-up systems based in Boston.
Continue reading Outsourcing continues to be an effective way for many companies to conduct business, but it hasn’t reached that point without numerous challenges and mistakes along the way.
Continue reading Tieto and Edisoft to co-operate in electronic business document interchange
December 30, 2009 No CommentTieto and Edisoft Baltic, an Estonian business integration company, have agreed to co-operate in B2B integration services.
Continue reading International Association of Outsourcing Professionals Predicts Top 10 Outsourcing Trends to Watch for in 2010
December 30, 2009 No CommentCompanies will return to using outsourcing to recapture innovation and provide flexibility in 2010 versus simply saving money, but global economic uncertainty will continue to impact the industry, according to year-end predictions by the International Association of Outsourcing Professionals® (IAOP®).
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