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Outsourcing researchers have gathered practical tips for more productive, profitable and peaceful outsourcing relationships between customers and IT services providers from the work of economist and Nobel Prize winner Dr. Oliver Williamson.
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Small to medium size enterprises (SMEs) are readying themselves to invest more in IT this year, new research has revealed.
Continue reading IT Sourcing Europe, a European company specializing in nearshore IT outsourcing consultancy as well as market research and analysis, has announced the completion of its “European IT Outsourcing (ITO) Intelligence Report 2010: Central and Eastern Europe”.
Continue reading First 100 companies registered on ITOlist.eu – catalogue of IT outsourcing service providers from Central and Eastern Europe
June 8, 2010 No CommentIBA Group, one of the largest IT service providers in Central and Eastern Europe, has become the hundredth company registered in the catalogue ITOlist.eu.
Continue reading Outsourcing is expected to be a booming business again in 2010.
Continue reading For all the vagaries of IT services, traditional IT outsourcing has always been quite tangible–servers, data centers, networks, specifications, man-hours, lines of code.
Continue reading CEEOA starts the annual research “CEE IT Outsourcing Review” and launches ITOlist.eu
March 17, 2010 No CommentCEEOA is pleased to announce that they started the research “Central and Eastern Europe IT Outsourcing Review 2009” – annual review of IT outsourcing services providers markets in 16 countries of Central and Eastern Europe.
Continue reading TotalSoft wins at FinMedia Awards the “first tier e-ERP 2009” Prize for Charisma Enterprise integrated system.
Continue reading IT outsourcing is playing a larger role in enterprise IT organizations as they attempt to gain efficiencies and cut costs on a global scale.
Continue reading The consulting talent that once billed $300 an hour while working for outsourcing and advisory firms have struck out on their own.
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