Each year, humanity strives with an increasing will to automate everything people are obliged to do manually on a routine basis. The situation becomes so global that certain IT experts start to predict the total extinction of a number of human-intended jobs.
Consider the kinds of tasks an IT department handles every day. As industries change and diversify, this list of items grows longer and longer, and can result in businesses feeling overwhelmed or underprepared.
Want to maximize the time your organization spends on transformational initiatives? Here’s how to eliminate time-wasting practices and streamline how work gets done.
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Many startuppers have an itch to do it all. A strong belief they have to participate directly in every aspect of business, starting from hiring employees and finishing with programming. Just to get everything done and done it RIGHT! Outsource IT? No way!
The research explored the decision-making process, and particularly the criteria used by executive decision-makers, for identifying and selecting organizational competencies when engaging in Information Technology Outsourcing (ITO) using cloud-based services.
One of the most common reasons why a lot of people decide that they want to start their own business is that they’re tired of not having enough control over their own career and what they do.
Ukraine’s tech startups attracted a record volume of investment money last year — $323 million, according to the annual investment report “DealBook of Ukraine.”
Signing a contract is the last stage in the vendor selection process. Once you have gone through the vendor evaluation and analysis activities, here comes the final step – forging a contract.
There are thousands of IT vendors across the globe. Most of them have rich portfolios, great customer reviews, and extensive experience in software development. Therefore, choosing an IT partner is never easy.