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Scio provides outsourced product development and IT services for ISVs and businesses with internet-based services and applications. Our technical focuses are Software-as-a-Service (SaaS), Web 2.0 and highly interactive user experiences. Our experience spans many industries with a range of clients from entrepreneurs beginning new ventures to Fortune 500 companies augmenting their teams by outsourcing part of their development. Scio was founded in 2003 in Morelia, Michoacan, Mexico. Over the past five years we have grown steadily and profitably as a nearshore provider of services to our clients in the US and Canada. Our success has enabled us to attract a highly skilled team and to operate in an environment with an excellent infrastructure. At Scio, we strongly believe that our success is based on the success of our customers. Every project we begin is guided first by a deep understanding of our clients vision and goals. Our role is to use our technical and Internet business expertise to bring that vision to reality. We are passionate about technology, but we are emphatic about developing products supported by strong business models. We invite you to review our management team, partners and careers pages to learn more about Scio. You can read our weblog and get an idea of our thoughts. And when you are satisfied that you are ready to begin your project with Scio, please engage with us and let us contribute to your success! |
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The implementation of the new web tool, Property and Casualty Tracking System (PACTS), designed by the Scio team, truly revolutionized the field service property and casualty business. 
- Kim Minton, Operations Manager at First American -
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American Institute of Steel Construction
Development of AISC's software for digitally managing and exchanging Material Test Reports (MTR)...
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Is the True Measure of Outsourcing’s Value Really About Productivity?
When companies outsource work to another country there is an implicit understand that total delivery costs will be lower than they are in the host country. But a much more interesting question is: What is the value of my spend? Or, in other words, what is the nearshore or offshore provider yielding in work produced over a specified period?