Sourcing
Some of the major advantages that today's organizations can expect to obtain through sourcing include the ability to purchase intellectual capital, to focus on core competencies, to better anticipate future costs and to lower costs.
Overall sourcing is viewed by many organizations as a strong business tactic that ultimately is a superior economical approach to developing products and services. Highly skilled, experienced IT professionals are the ideal workforce for new and ambitious projects; on the other hand, these are very well paid individuals, making it very difficult for a single company to take advantage of their full potential, all the time.
Sourcing is the ideal way to get highly skilled professionals for specific periods of time, with controlled costs. Increasingly strict labor regulations tend to lower the flexibility in workforce management, increasing costs. With appropriate sourcing strategies, companies can increase their labor flexibility and tackle new projects without concerns about long term labor commitments.
With very distinct academic backgrounds and professional experiences, our sourcing professionals are geared up to endeavor any technological or business challenge. All things considered, the sourcing option brings flexibility to your organization, simplifies human-resources management, lowers operational costs and puts at your disposal the best professionals in the market.
Programming
Hiring professionals for short term projects, besides expensive is frequently inefficient because they are not readily available and frequently lack formation.
Support
Business critical systems have very demanding performance and availability requirements. These requirements impose around the clock staff availability and very fast response times, leading to high Operations & Management (O&M) costs.
Tests
Before any critical system can be accepted and go into production, it has to be thoroughly tested.