Articles on Software Development

In this section we try to gather different information on offshore outsourcing that can provide our potential clients and just visitors with various viewpoints on this specific area of IT business.

Ukraine IT outsourcing tops in Eastern Europe
Global Offshore Associates Limited singled out Ukraine as the most attractive outsourcing destination in Eastern Europe...
Lena Plekhanova, Kyiv Post Staff Writer, 2007. Full article at Information Week Online.

Offshore Outsourcing Nears Critical Mass
The IT talent shortage in the United States is driving more companies to use overseas developers. Until recently, outsourcing software development to offshore suppliers was seen as a cost-cutting approach used by a few big U.S. companies to offload mainframe maintenance, Y2K, and assorted IT grunt work. Not anymore. Now, offshore outsourcing is nearing critical mass: Fast-growing Internet startups, midsize businesses, and dozens of major companies are using offshore suppliers not for maintenance, but to develop sophisticated new applications quickly...
Drew Robb, 2000. Full article at Information Week Online.

Managing Offshore Resources
Project management is always a challenge-and it's doubly challenging if the project is carried out by another company in a different country. U.S. companies that have outsourced development overseas say taking a few precautions can help ensure success.
Drew Robb, 2000. Full article at Information Week Online.

Inside Outsourcing
Managers of any IS department in any size company are under constant pressure to keep systems operational, effective and updated. Two fundamental business questions constantly arise: Can we get it done for less money? And can we make more money through our current efforts? Sometimes the answer is: Yes, if we outsource the operation.
Brian Walsh, 2000. Please read at Network Computing.

International companies take outsourcing bite
U.S. COMPANIES ARE increasingly using offshore outsourcing firms for software development projects, according to a recent report from IDC.
Sarah Deveaux, 2000. Read at Infoworld.

IT Looks Offshore
U.S. companies look for more help from foreign programmers. Marianne
Kolbasuk McGee, 1998. Read at Information Week.

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