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Leading Software Outsourcing Companies in Vietnam: Top 11 Partners in 2024

Groove Technology

As a result, many companies are outsourcing to meet their software development needs efficiently and cost-effectively. However, choosing the right outsourcing partner is a significant challenge. Yet, with so many companies to choose from, how do businesses ensure they make the best choice for their specific needs?

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A Strategy for Outsourcing Enterprise Software Development

3Pillar Global

Outsourcing software development projects is quickly becoming a critical part of any organization’s digital strategy. Below, we’ll discuss what it takes to create an effective outsourcing strategy and what to consider as you start piecing together your plan. Outsourcing as a Business Strategy.

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How BPO Philippines Persuades 70% of Global Consumers For Their SME Business Partners?

Magellan Solutions

This is where outsourcing your service becomes a valuable option. BPO companies can provide several strategies on how you can win your potential customers. But, most of these third-party service providers only focus on existing customers you have in your operation. There are more than 700 BPO companies in the Philippines.

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The Case for Going Asset-Light in 2021

Velocity Global

By minimizing the costs and risks associated with owning a significant amount of collateral, companies maximize their flexibility and ability to scale quickly. The asset-light approach is a departure from the vertically integrated approach traditionally taken by many of the world’s largest companies.

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Combating Cybersecurity Threats With Globalization

Zinnov

Zinnov analyzed the R&D workforces of some leading Cybersecurity firms by mapping these firms across 2 axes – the % of engineering work being delivered in low-cost global locations (X Axis) and the % of insourcing – percentage of talent hired internally across the globe rather than outsourced to vendors (Y Axis )(Figure 1).