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Moldova has a lot of entrepreneurs. As you walk along the streets in Chisinau, the capital city, you constantly pass signs advertising software development companies, data centers, and computer sales.
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IT- and BPO-business mission to Bangladesh, with visit to SoftExpo. 30 January – 4 February 2011. Dhaka
February 4, 2011 No CommentHundreds of IT companies in Bangladesh offer services such as software programming, software testing, system conversion and migration, mobile applications and building of websites.
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Asseco SEE (Serbia), Wincor Nixdorf’s long term partner for South Eastern Europe is Gold Sponsor of “Wincor World 2011” Conference, to be held from 25th – 27th of January at Paderborn, Germany.
Continue reading It is no surprise to learn from the gurus at Gartner that India, as undisputed champ, and China, as greatest challenger, remain the leaders for offshore IT and business process outsourcing services.
Continue reading Asseco SEE invited at “Kofax Transform 2011 EMEA” as a recognition of its professional performances implementing KOFAX`s solutions in Romania.
Continue reading What is the relation between reopening mines and outsourcing activities? What is the impact of recent political decisions on the outsourcing space? Will board members be influenced?
Continue reading Business process outsourcing and cloud-based services are predicted to be the key trends that will drive efficiency in government IT for 2011.
Continue reading Cloud computing and business process outsourcing (BPO) will become increasingly popular with government IT departments during 2011 as funding cuts start to bite, according to analyst firm Ovum.
Continue reading Changes in Responsibilities of Members of the Council of Directors of Alna Group
January 6, 2011 No Comment
On 4 January 2011, the Board of Alna Group adopted a decision to redistribute responsibilities of Directors who are the members of the Council of Directors of Alna Group.
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Outsourcing Center assembled a panel of industry experts to discuss the changes in outsourcing contracts and pricing models over the next two to five years.
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