How IT companies must act in financial crisis
TEAM International shares expert opinions of how IT offshore outsourcing services providers should act within the current world’s financial crisis to suffer as little as possible.
Offshore outsourcing: current state of affairs and future trends in Europe.
TEAM International shares some of the findings of the latest Annual Outsourcing Survey conducted by Ernst & Young, a global leader in assurance, tax, transaction and advisory services. The 2008 survey questioned more than 600 decision-makers of the largest European companies with a turnover of at least 100 million euros. The survey came up with the following findings: 1. 70% of respondents reported outsourcing at least one business process to lower-cost countries; 2. 49% of respondents agreed that offshore outsourcing served as an efficient cost saving tool;
TEAM International sports programs: efforts that effectively bring employees together.
TEAM International sports programs: efforts that effectively bring employees together. TEAM International, one of the leading providers of IT offshore outsourcing services in Ukraine (Eastern Europe), proudly announces its success in improving employee morale through savvy sports programs.
TEAM International charity events: little things that are so important.
TEAM International charity events: little things that are so important. TEAM International representatives visited Kharkov Orphan House #3 to deliver the goods it desperately needs for child care. This charity event occurred thanks to staff fund-raising efforts. TEAM International hopes to cover at least some of the orphans’ numerous needs and draw more attention to this social problem.
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How IT companies must act in financial crisis
TEAM International sports programs: efforts that effectively bring employees together.
Offshore outsourcing: current state of affairs and future trends in Europe.
TEAM International charity events: little things that are so important.