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Корпоративные новости DataArt
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Для прессыРоссия и Украина
Юлия Завилейская
Елена Федорова
Наталья Горак
Анастасия Подольская
Ольга Тарасова
Ольга Денисенко США, Великобритания
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Корпоративные новости DataArt
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Для прессыРоссия и Украина
Юлия Завилейская
Елена Федорова
Наталья Горак
Анастасия Подольская
Ольга Тарасова
Ольга Денисенко США, Великобритания
Вика Виноградова |
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DataArt is featured in a new IDC report which focuses on Russia as a location for offshore software development. The study, produced by IDC and sponsored by RUSSOFT, bases its findings on interviews with the U.S. and European firms that have outsourced development of software applications to companies with R&D operations in Russia.
The research finds that stability of the relationship, technical expertise, and relatively low staff turnover are key advantages of Russian software development companies. Though price is often behind the initial supplier choice, these factors influence strongly the quality of service and strength of the relationship that customers value in their dealings with outsourcing providers with R&D operations in Russia.
Participating companies pointed to the availability of very well educated engineers, strong technical skills, and sound methodologies. DataArt is profiled as a company with specific business domain expertise, low attrition and high customer retention rates, with market focus in financial (asset management), telecom and media sectors.
“We are glad that Russia has finally gained a prominent place on the radar of leading research organizations studying worldwide IT markets,” said Eugene Goland, President of DataArt. “Russia is often overshadowed by other geographical locations for pure volumes of outsourcing, whereas its main offering is specific skills and expertise, often not found in other places.”
