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The market for IT outsourcing service providers in the CEE region is growing at a fast rate, one that is ahead of average rates worldwide. The main factor of growth is that Eastern European companies offer the valuable model of outsourcing services – “nearsourcing”.
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Outsourcing contracts can be complex affairs, but a good outsourcing contract will examine service level agreements, penalties and rewards, timeframes and measurements, regular reviews, and exit strategies.
Continue reading The truth is that the cost of outsourcing is in most cases a lot lower than hiring locally. Statistics have shown that in average you can cut around 15% of costs through outsourcing.
Continue reading Proper standards of IT governance can help to align technology with complex business processes, and open the door to more effective outsourcing, by Gyorgy Lengyel, managing director of AAM Technologies.
Continue reading SoftServe’s 16th Anniversary as a Leading Player in Global Software Development Industry
July 17, 2009 No CommentA leading global software development company celebrated its sixteenth anniversary of delivering sophisticated services to its customers worldwide.
Continue reading Company leaders are compelled to creatively move their businesses to profitability by unloading excess baggage and looking for new markets.
Continue reading Company leaders are compelled to creatively move their businesses to profitability by unloading excess baggage and looking for new markets.
Continue reading The ever-increasing economic pressure continues to drive IT professionals to take a closer look at infrastructure outsourcing as an efficient means of filling their resource gap and driving business transformation.
Continue reading Eastern European IT outsourcing leaders come together to represent the region at one of the industry’s most prestigious events.
Continue reading There are many matters to consider when setting up an offshore outsourcing deal-scope, location, roles and responsibilities, service levels, governance plans and price, just to name a few.
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