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Offshore activities are nothing new for Europe. But what’s new is nearshoring is now starting to be internal to the EU, especially in Eastern Europe. Read why this is happening, what kinds of work are best for this region, and which suppliers are currently dominating the landscape.
September 1, 2008 |
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The fight for IT resources gets tougher across Eastern Europe. In Russia many software development companies have seen more success on the local IT market than abroad. The Russian economy finally showed a need for the talented engineers back home. The Polish IT labor pool is almost exhausted and the outsourcing industry in Romania is sold out. Here’s what’s happening.
February 1, 2008 |
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Bulgaria is boxing way above its weight. SAP is sending important IT work to its captive in Sofia. Did you know Bulgarian SAT scores rank second in the world? Read why North American and European companies are considering sending ADM work to Bulgaria.
August 1, 2005 |
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Larry Moore was at a movie one Friday night when his cell phone vibrated. U.S. Immigration officers were calling the president and CEO of SourceGate Systems Inc. in Burlington, Massachusetts. They had detained a young Bulgarian who claimed he had traveled to the U.S. to write code for Moore’s company.
September 1, 2000 |
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