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EPAM in the News
"Quality software engineering provider",
"'gold chip' company with a wide global strategy",
"a global IT force to be reckoned with" – those are a few mentions of EPAM provided by the leading business and industry-focused resources. Read on what the global Media hold on EPAM's current performance, its client and partner successes, and IT outsourcing industry in Central/Eastern Europe and Russia.
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October 2007
OutsourcingCenter pinpoints EPAM's distinctive advantages in realizing clients' sophisticated IT offshoring strategies
Despite India's acknowledged market leading position in IT offshoring, Russia is emerging as a worthy rival outsourcing destination offering distinct advantages in handling complex IT projects for the US and Western European businesses. OutsourcingCenter spotlights EPAM as Central/Eastern Europe's and Russia's IT outsourcing leader that stands out from dozens of players in the region's rapidly maturing ITO market. See more details from
OutsourcingCenter
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August 24, 2007
EPAM CEO discusses the advantages and challenges of offshore and nearshore IT outsourcing citing EPAM's software development outsourcing practice
In an interview with CMP Channel, Arkadiy Dobkin, EPAM CEO and president, discusses the advantages of offshore and nearshore software development outsourcing, the associated challenges, as well as his vision of the industry's near-term IT business trends. In addition, Mr. Dobkin outlines the defining characteristics of a successful customer relationship citing EPAM's outsourcing practice. See more details from
CMP Channel
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July 31, 2007
Aberdeen Group reports the increase of IT services outsourcing to Eastern Europe
ComputerWeekly highlights the results of the survey conducted by Aberdeen Group among executives, managers, and other business professionals engaged in outsourcing and summarized in the report "Who Outsourced the Outsourcers?". The findings of the report indicate that multi-sourcing of IT services is on the increase with Eastern Europe emerging as one of the most popular destinations for the outsourcing managers and regarded as the source of "best in class" service providers. See the details from
ComputerWeekly
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June 27, 2007
Global Services magazines pinpoints the offshore software development outsourcing benefits for non-ISV firms
Global Services magazine sets an eye on the emerging trend with non-ISVs who are increasingly turning to product development companies to reap the benefits of software development outsourcing. The trend follows the practice adopted by ISVs. Productivity ramp-up and ability to innovate, as well as the level of solution customization and personalization are the few advantages leveraged by the software-enabled companies. EPAM is spotlighted as a seasoned custom software development provider with a rich track record of servicing leading non-ISV companies, including Colgate-Palmolive, London Stock Exchange, Reuters, and SBLI, among others. See more details from
Global Services magazine
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June 27, 2007
Global Services magazine scrutinizes Russian IT industry's growth catalysts
According to the current studies and forecasts made by a number of the world's established analyst and consultancy firms including McKinsey, IDC, Ernst & Young, Microsoft Research, and Forrester, Russia gradually stands out as the IT outsourcing destination capable of meeting the customer companies' needs for certain business drivers, specific expertise and niche skills, as well as follow-the-sun delivery. Global Services magazine casts a glance at Central and Eastern Europe's IT industry "engine" scrutinizing its growth catalysts. Respected for its complex software engineering capabilities, Russia tops several outsourcing locations in terms of skills and training of its IT workforce. See more details from
Global Services magazine
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June 15, 2007
The Wall Street Journal Online highlights EPAM among the leading outsourcing vendors identified by The Black Book of Outsourcing study
The Wall Street Journal Online, the Dow Jones flagship publication, zooms in on the leading outsourcing vendors as identified by the "Black Book of Outsourcing" study, including the top-ranked outsourcing advisors and the most desirable locations for outsourcing. According to the Black Book's survey results, EPAM has been reconfirmed as IT offshore development buyers' leading choice outsourcing vendor in Central and Eastern Europe. The company is the sole regional provider included in the "2007 Top 50 Best Managed Global Outsourcing Vendors" rating. See more details from
The Wall Street Journal Online
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June 13, 2007
EPAM is profiled among the VARBusiness 500 as an expert in business intelligence software
Honoring North America's top solution providers and technology integrators within the annual VARBusiness 500 listing, VARBusiness magazine gives a snapshot of those award winners who have experienced tremendous growth and revenue increases in 2006 demonstrating noteworthy results in specific areas of their business. Landing the Top Technology Practices Award for Business Intelligence Software, EPAM is profiled as a top solution provider whose industry-specific CRM solutions "help retailers and consumer products companies understand their customers and support their sales". See more details from
VARBusiness magazine
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June 1, 2007
EPAM CTO among application life-cycle management experts sharing professional advice with SD Times
Together with over 15 analysts, consultants and tool makers from Forrester, IBM, Compuware, among others, invited by SD Times, Balzs Fejes, EPAM CTO, shares advice for making application life-cycle management work. The experts provide professional recommendations on handling each of the seven life-cycle stages, as well as the best practices in managing large application development efforts with multiple teams working across disparate locations. See more details from
SD Times
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May 7, 2007
Dr. Dobb's Portal scrutinizes the attraction points of the Eastern European region, a software development hot spot
CMP's Dr. Dobb's Portal delves into the attraction points of Eastern Europe as of the software development hot spot that draws close attention of such big companies as Microsoft, Intel, Google, Sun, Deutsche Telecom, and many others. The blue-chips tap into the region's software engineering talent in attempt to extend their operational capabilities. As a U.S.-based ITO provider, EPAM leverages the quality software engineering pool across Russia, Hungary, Belarus, and Ukraine. Besides the intellectual heritage from the Soviet era times, the region provides unmatched benefits to the Western businesses who seek IT outsourcing services through cultural, political, and linguistic proximity which is known to be higher in CEE than in other parts of the world. See more details from
Dr. Dobb's Portal
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April 24, 2007
Global Services magazine spotlights EPAM as Central and Eastern Europe's established IT outsourcing player within the "The 2007 Global Outsourcing 100" rating
Global Services magazine highlights the 2007 outsourcing players disposition within the "The 2007 Global Outsourcing 100" rating developed by the International Association of Outsourcing Professionals (IAOP). EPAM, rated among the Rising Stars in 2006, has leaped to the Leaders category in 2007 ranked the top IT outsourcing service provider from Central and Eastern Europe. See more details from
Global Services
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February 21, 2007
ComputerWeekly looks into strategic ways of deploying Service Oriented Architecture illustrating EPAM customer's recent experience with SOA
ComputerWeekly casts a glance at the pervasive service oriented architecture usage, often touted as the "silver bullet" for complex IT integration problems. The resource specifies the challenges and attention-worthy points for a more strategic SOA deployment. According to William Hill, betting company, which resorted to software engineering expertise of EPAM Systems, to make SOA a success, one has to nail down every aspect of the technical architecture. See more details from
ComputerWeekly
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January 16, 2007
EPAM's CTO draws attention to the software outsourcing security essentials and beyond
In his interview to HNS EPAM's CTO Balazs Fejes pinpoints the security essentials, including code security compliance and complex security issues management, which might be overlooked by an outsourcer in attempt to respond to the increasing pressure of delivering solutions cheaper and faster. Mr Fejes also gives professional advice on the multiple aspects, beyond standard, that should be taken take into account to ensure the security compliance laws are observed. See more details from
HNS
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