Google, Ashton Kutcher, and Boeing all outsource. Only some of them succeed in doing so.

How small-medium companies get more from technology with support services designed for the 21st Century.

A recent article in the TechTarget publication, Microscope, explores the secrets to creating a successful IT outsourcing relationship. Many managers have experience of outsourcing these days – it’s no longer the secret it once was, but are the secrets to success still the same as they used to be?

At its core, productivity can be defined by levels of efficiency, capacity, and rate of quality output. So it makes perfect sense that somehow IT should be involved.

Ukraine is a long-term partner and one of the most preferable IT outsourcing destinations for the EU and US businesses. In 2020, another compelling reason for Ukrainians to work at home is the ever-strengthening currency, as Ukrainian hryvnya has strengthened 19% in 2019.

IT (out)sourcing has served as an integral element of business transformation over the last two decades, enabling companies to lower IT costs while enjoying greater access to specialist resources and domain-experience.

As more employers turn to contractors and consultants to solve their in-demand tech talent gaps, it’s crucial to learn how to get the most out of this relationship. Here are the most common mistakes to avoid.

With specialized skills in short supply, CIOs are increasingly turning to contingent workers to supplement in-house talent. Here’s how to ensure your workforce mix is on target and productive.

December saw several M&A deals on the thriving Ukrainian IT service scene, driving some market consolidation.

Ukraine is full of valuable development resources who can serve your company well. The list is established to create a shortlist of the best software developers in Ukraine: Review company descriptions, notable projects, and former clients.