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Service providers present a special challenge to organizations involved with complex IT projects.
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HERMES SoftLab assists Amatic to enhance their Next Generation Gaming Platform
January 27, 2009 No CommentHERMES SoftLab, leading software engineering services and IT solutions Company has today announced that it has assisted the enhancement of Amatic Industries next generation of gaming platform with its recently launched G2S (Games to System) building block.
Continue reading Developing durable and successful cooperation, IT Cluster outsourcing company DEAC at the end of 2008 has concluded a distributor agreement with DELL, one of the leading producers of IT solutions in the world.
Continue reading Tieto and First Data have developed a card solution for Latvian state institutions
January 27, 2009 No CommentTieto is First Data’s partner for a new payment card solution for state institutions in Latvia.
Continue reading During this global economic crisis more and more companies are considering to cut costs and increase technology expertise at the same time. From that perspective outsourcing is seen as liveable way to cut the costs.
Continue reading On January 27-29, 2009, Itransition will be attending the SharePoint Technology Conference in Burlingame, CA.
Continue reading IT outsourcers are demanding more than cheap labor from their offshore partners. Learn how Central and Eastern Europe have gained a stronghold in this evolving industry.
Continue reading “Digitalas ekonomikas attistibas centrs” Ltd. (DEAC) is a Latvian company which offers outsourced IT services and solutions that are especially adapted to client needs.
Continue reading The end-user, the economy, security requirements and the environment will be among the leading factors influencing enterprise clients’ technology outsourcing decisions in 2009.
Continue reading Financial crisis opens up opportunities for IT outsourcing in Central and Eastern Europe
January 23, 2009 No CommentOver the last several months, the macroeconomic forecasts for Central and Eastern Europe have been radically revised.
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