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IT News
November 28, 2006
Offshore Software Outsourcing helps to reduce the cost
The latest comments and the survey of the experts suggest that Offshore Software Development Outsourcing seems to be the only way to stay in the current competitive market in IT industry.
The current global market of IT has really become very competitive and everyone seeks for the combination of lower software development cost and high quality software development work. Internal pressure of keeping the development costs low and maintain high productivity is also increasing and this factor leads the companies to Development Outsourcing process. Companies are heavily seeking to shift their software development
processes to the overseas locations to meet the current market’s costs effective services demand.
The current survey suggests that more then 65%-70% of investment in Software Development and Hardware industry goes overseas and only 35% to 30% still remains onshore. The percentage of amount invested in overseas dealing is also expected to increase in coming years. The companies are experiencing higher return on investment by such offshore development outsourcing dealings. The number of companies that are investing in overseas business is also increasing rapidly with the growing competition in the IT market. If we look at the 5 years back from here, around 30 to 35% work used to go to the other countries in IT Industries. But after the incident of Y2K, the real trend of overseas business emerged and after that time the amount of investment in overseas business also increased.
May 25, 2006
The Russian Outsourcing and Software Summit
The Russian Outsourcing and Software Summit (ROSS 2006) this year will celebrate its 6th anniversary, and once again will become for two busy days (June 1-2) a solid platform for business meetings between the companies from around the world and the Russian IT providers.
Russian development companies have been adding tremendous value to clients around the woruld, while Russian software products define the cutting edge in various segments of the software market, like antiviral protection or digital signal processing and voice recognition. Will Russian development companies be able to attract more business from the global consumers of software development and R&D services and compete more successfully on the global scale? The ROSS 2006, the only event in the world focusing on the Russian software development industry, will help you to find out.
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November, 1 2005
Open Source Business Conference East 2005, Newton, MA
The Open Source Business Conference™ that will take place in
Newton, MA on November 1-2 offers the IT industry the only open
forum for business leaders such as IT buyers and vendors, venture
capitalists and lawyers focusing on the opportunities and challenges
of Open Source.
OSBC conference details best
practices strategies for leveraging Open Source as a business
tool; maps out associated opportunities, identifies Open Source
trends in IT industry, and suggests legal techniques for minimizing
risks and maximizing the benefit of Open Source.
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July, 26 2005
LinuxWorld Conference and Expo in San Francisco Aug 8 -
11, 2005
As Linux and Open Source mature, LinuxWorld Conference &
Expo continues to be the leader for Open Source education.
Visit LinuxWorld Conference & Expo and learn how Offshore
Development Services can help your company reduce the cost
of software development, get access to outsourcing experienced
professionals, at low rate price - $15-25 an hour.
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May, 14 2005
Russian Outsourcing and Software Summit, Russia, June 15-18 2005
Russian Outsourcing and Software Summit is one of the largest and the most prominent events in the sphere of IT-outsourcing, software development and international cooperation on information technologies in Russia, CIS and Western Europe. First time the conference was held in 2001. On June 15-18 the Fifth Russian Software Summit will be held in hotel Pulkovskaya, St. Petersburg.
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March, 21 2005
The world's largest international IT trade show took place
in Hannover, Germany, March 10-16 2005
This year's CeBIT generated positive impulses for growth, triggering
a distinctly optimistic mood within the industry. Exhibitors
and organizers alike were very pleased with the outcome of CeBIT
2005, which registered more trade visitors, more decision-makers,
higher visitor traffic at the stands, increased international
participation and attendance, and more SMEs and retailers at
the show. The rise in exhibitor numbers to 6,270 (compared with
6,109 last year) and projected industry growth of 4.3 percent
worldwide are sure signs of an anticipated turnaround in the
global ICT market.
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February, 17 2005
The Global Offshore 100
neoIT and Managing Offshore created the Offshore 100 to identify
the global universe of ITO and BPO suppliers. Over 250 data
points were analyzed from a wide range of service providers
that included large multi-national firms, emerging BPO providers
and small domestic IT services firms. The data points were clustered
in four categories that included general company information,
client data, operational capabilities and human resource policies.
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January, 12 2005
FDi Magazine (Financial Times Business) predicts ITO market
growth in Eastern Europe, Russia and Belarus
Organisations have been outsourcing IT for many years. With
the advent of remote access, reduced telecoms costs and significant
IT-savvy resource pools at reduced rates, IT was one of the
first business areas in the outsourcing market. The results
of Trestle Group Research’s annual outsourcing survey confirm
this.
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