New York. San Francisco. London. Berlin. Sydney. In any one of these major cities – and cities just like them – employing a software developer comes with an eye watering price tag. Not to mention th...
Today’s most effective tech firms leverage offshore software development. Offshoring lets businesses save costs while supercharging innovation and productivity, and that’s a simple fact. But there’s still plent...
Healthcare technology trends continue to drive growth in the medical industry. Among 2018 trends, nothing is hotter than the digitization of healthcare. How fast is this market growing? In 2016, the global digi...
Going to the dentist will probably never be fun. As long as needles, picks, and pliers remain the tools of the trade, no two words cause more dread than “dental appointment.” But visiting the dentist has, at le...
The IT outsourcing industry is thriving! Last year, nearly a third of companies outsourced IT services, and 78% feel good about their outsourcing arrangements. Where outsourcing was once just a cost-cutting mea...
It’s easy to make mistakes in outsourcing. True, outsourcing can save your company time and money, and for many companies that’s the only appeal. But there’s a lot to consider beyond cost, and...
Change is always difficult: change leads to uncertainty, and uncertainty leads to risk. And the last thing any IT business wants more of, it’s risk. Companies turn to outsourcing as a way to deliver proje...
There are two things startups need more than anything else: speed and control. Speed gets your product to market faster, and control lets you reap the benefits of your success. But for startups, speed and contr...
Outsourcing can save you money. A lot of money. One industry that benefits the most from outsourcing is software development. When you look at developers’ salaries, the reason is clear. The US pays its de...
As any software development manager knows, tech has become a fully globalized endeavor. Leveraging the outsourcing or outstaffing models to accomplish goals is the norm rather than the exception, and it’s rare ...