According to Everest Research Institute, companies that outsource IT development and operations to low cost countries, via a third-party company, may have a cost saving of up to 15 percent in comparison with the management in the own company.
In other words - there is money to be earned if the IT-Offshoring process is done right, which is the challenge.
To obtain the right purchasing skills is the key to success when numerous issues must be clarified in order for an acceptable low level of risk to be achieved, and that savings will be a fact.
IT-Offshoring is aimed at companies who want to grow without having to draw on their own resources, or companies that have internal restrictions on skills.
Curious about IT-Offshoring and what this may result in for your company?
Take the opportunity to meet with companies that talk about their experiences of how development and operation of projects located in various low-cost countries looks like.
"Offshore Future Conference 2009" on November 3th, 2009 is probably the first conference in Sweden as from a neutral basis presents the IT-Offshoring and how it should be managed.
That is, regardless of which country, regardless of the supplier/partner and any intermediary (Coordinator) a customer chooses.
The conference program is aimed primarily at medium-sized and smaller companies considering IT-Offshoring and/or has already implemented such projects but want to do better.
Tony Harken