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HERMES SoftLab, member of the COmTrade Group has organized the 13th summer school called EdIT (Education for Innovative Thinkers), the company’s international education program intended for students.
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Outsourcing continues to offer the strongest growth potential for Tieto in all our main markets, and this is the area where we aredirecting more and more of our sales efforts currently.
Continue reading Comarch, a global IT business solutions provider and system integrator, employing over 3500 people worldwide, possessing in its offer solutions for Fixed and Broadband Operators, will be participating in an event that focuses mainly on convergence of carrier networks.
Continue reading Businesses are maintaining their use of IT outsourcing as they seek to reduce costs in the recession, it has been claimed.
Continue reading It’s now the turn of the smaller ISV to reap the benefits of offshore outsourcing. Tapping cheaper labour overseas isn’t just for large companies anymore.
Continue reading Steve Crosby, a senior managing director of the securities and investment practice at PricewaterhouseCoopers, says Corporate America’s massive wave of off-shoring could come to a grinding halt.
Continue reading The worldwide customer relationship management (CRM) market grew last year, new research has shown.
Continue reading Latvian IT Cluster Company “DPA” wins Microsoft Central and Eastern Europe Partner of the Year Award
July 15, 2009 No CommentJuly 15, 2009, New Orleans (USA) DPA announced as a winner of the Central and Eastern Europe Microsoft Partner of the Year award in Advanced Infrastructure Solutions, Active Directory category.
Continue reading Miratech is pleased to be declared by Microsoft its Partner of the Month. Created by Microsoft to honor outstanding work amongst its resellers, this award recognizes Miratech achieving tremendous success through the use of the Microsoft solutions.
Continue reading Company leaders are compelled to creatively move their businesses to profitability by unloading excess baggage and looking for new markets.
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