by ScioITAdmin | Sep 18, 2018 | Agile Methodology, Customer Experience, Nearshore, Project Management, Successful Outsourcing
First, let me say this is not an article for budding sociologists or business leaders who think that the last 20 years of increased person-to-person connectivity across the world, with the Internet, social media, entertainment and globalization, have broken down the...
by ScioITAdmin | Sep 11, 2018 | Agile Methodology, Customer Experience, DevOps, Nearshore, Project Management, Successful Outsourcing
Nearshoring refers to outsourcing work to nearby countries, where the work day with clients broadly overlaps, business cultures are similar or well-understood, language barriers are minimal, travel time/costs are relatively low, and trade agreements are beneficial. In...
by damorelos | Sep 4, 2018 | Outsourced Engineering Team, Successful Outsourcing
In a nutshell, a software development company is a business entity that designs, documents, programs, creates, and maintains applications, frameworks, and other software components. Taking it offshore or hiring a company in another country to do the job for you means...
by damorelos | Aug 21, 2018 | Nearshore, Outsourced Engineering Team, Successful Outsourcing
Skills gap can increase cost, project time, and risk, according to the Business Analysis Benchmark 2008 prepared by professional services firm IAG Consulting. PricewaterhouseCoopers, in its Annual Global CEO Survey in 2012, said that poor estimation while in the...
by damorelos | Aug 7, 2018 | Agile Methodology, Nearshore, Outsourced Engineering Team, Successful Outsourcing
Why might nearshore outsourcing be a better fit than offshore? Some companies use third-party providers to fulfill their operations. They decide if they would hire companies that are located offshore, nearshore, or onshore. Offshore outsourcing means that the company...
by scioteam | Jul 24, 2018 | Outsourced Engineering Team, Successful Outsourcing
Scouting for the right developer for your app project is not as easy as it seems. You may be a startup financier with an idea but cannot put the project together alone as you don’t know squat about the technical aspects. You just know how the app will operate once...
