Today Softheme, a Ukrainian provider of high-end software outsourcing solutions, announced about the visit of the company CEO, Vadim Sharko, and CTO, Rustam Nurgudin, to London with a business mission. During the visit the executives had meetings with the company’s clients and business partners and discussed plans for further collaboration.

“We work with internationally acclaimed British web startups, many of which have already successfully hit the market and gained popularity among their users,” states Mr. Sharko.

“It is interesting for us to support innovative projects, which are able to revolutionize the web, by creating convenient, effective and socially credible web applications with the utilization of the latest technologies. British projects are distinguished with creativity and boldness of ideas, original design, ambition to try out new methods and technologies, attention to user experience, convenient, logical and easy-to-understand user interface. This makes partnership with the UK companies especially attractive,” adds Mr. Nurgudin.

Mr. Sharko continues, saying: “It is honor for us to work with the UK investors, company managers, technical directors and project managers famous in the web community for their outstanding and profitable projects. We hope to expand our client roaster in the future minimum 20% by providing services to British startups.”

As Softheme CEO explains, startup companies apply for software outsourcing services when they have an idea of a software application and initial budget on hand, which should be turned into a prototype attractive to investors.

“Working with this type of customers, we suggest a light-weight flexible software outsourcing solution – a short-term contract and development resources experienced in various technologies, having strong software architecture skills and able to account for changing and unstable requirements on the prototype development stage,” says Mr. Sharko. “Such a collaboration scheme with startups always brings the best results.”

Overall, Softheme has been working with British companies for more than three years, having delivered a number of solutions to award-winning startups from the “Foggy Albion”, and plans to extend the share of the UK projects in the company portfolio in 2010.