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December 13, 2006
Computerworld quotes Gartner on the realignment of forces in global outsourcing and features EPAM as a quality software engineering provider
Computerworld presents the view of Frances Karamouzis, Research VP, Gartner on outsourcing and the realignment of forces as the trend gets more global. The leader in the field - India - has the pressure of coping with the emerging rival outsourcing spots that substantially increase their small but growing IT services capabilities. Despite Eastern Europe is unlikely to rival India in size, it has a definite appeal to companies seeking specific IT skills. Computerworld features EPAM as an IT outsourcing provider with a demonstrated difference between development and engineering. See more details from
Computerworld
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December 11, 2006
BusinessWeek casts a glance at EPAM's impressive service record
In its special report BusinessWeek spotlights EPAM as one of the top providers of outsourced software services operating from Central and Eastern Europe with an impressive service record. Such blue-chip companies as SAP, Microsoft, Reuters, London Stock Exchange, Colgate-Palmolive and many others utilize EPAM's tailored software development, integration and testing services gaining more than just a cost advantage. See more details from
BusinessWeek
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December 6, 2006
IT Business Edge zooms in on the an increasingly friendly outsourcing destination - former Soviet Union
IT Business Edge takes a closer look at the former Soviet Union, which used to have a perception of a foe of the U.S. and Western Europe during the Cold War. At present the former Soviet block countries are proving to be an increasingly friendly outsourcing destination as more both U.S. and Indian firms are attracted by a workforce with fluency in multiple languages and skills in IT, economics and finance. IT Business Edge features EPAM CEO's opinion on the prospects of Eastern Europe as an outsourcing destination. See more details from
IT Business Edge
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December 5, 2006
IT Business Edge presents EPAM CEO's view of the key factors that make Eastern Europe an outsourcing contender
In his interview to IT Business Edge Arkadiy Dobkin shares his understanding of how 'Soviet Heritage' makes Eastern Europe an outsourcing contender highlighting the key differences between the region and India, the main challenges confronted by the region, as well as particular specialties for outsourcing to Eastern Europe. See more details from
IT Business Edge
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October 30, 2006
EPAM CEO opines on what makes Eastern Europe an attractive alternative to India and other prominent outsourcing regions
As a Guest Columnist at Vinnie Mirchandani's dealarchitect.typepad.com, Arkadiy Dobkin opines on the gears that fast track Eastern Europe into a premier destination for software application outsourcing making it viable alternative to India and other prominent outsourcing regions. See more details from
deal architect
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October 24, 2006
Global Services magazine spotlights EPAM as a global outsourcing services provider focused on the high value software engineering
Analyzing the reasons behind the cross-border merger trend among specialized IT outsourcing service providers, Global Services magazine highlights the recent most noticeable regional mergers speculating about the chances of combining specialization and global delivery. EPAM is spotlighted as a global outsourcing services provider, a CEE region superpower, and a company that stayed away from the me-too strategy from its inception focusing on the high value software engineering. See more details from
Global Services Magazine
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October 23, 2006
Outsourcing 2.0 for the middle-market and small companies as viewed by The New York Times
The New York Times sheds light on the current trend in outsourcing driven by globalization commonly referred to as "outsourcing 2.0" that has set in among the middle-market and small companies. Besides the soaring demand, there is also a shift in the service supply field from conventional buyer-supplier relationship to collaboration. The New York Times spotlights EPAM as a value IT outsourcing services provider, with high-quality talent on board, that helps its clients hedge geographical risks by providing services from its globally dispersed delivery locations. See more details from
The New York Times
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September 25, 2006
Offshoring 2.0 as viewed by Global Services Magazine
Following the recent merger of EPAM and VDI, Global Services Magazine takes a closer look at the CEE region's IT industry potential. CEE's major IT services firms, although far smaller than their Indian counterparts, are becoming significantly large as specialized companies thus creating differentiation in terms of value creation. As a clearly focused on offshore product engineering space provider and one of the biggest companies in the area, EPAM is featured as a value player, in contrast to the volume players, that makes the next big wave in globalization of services. See more details from
Global Services Magazine
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September 25, 2006
Budapest Business Journal reveals the gears behind EPAM's growth
Budapest Business Journal reveals EPAM's plans to further consolidate its leading position in Central and Eastern Europe. A significant investment secured from Siguler Guff & Company followed with the recent merger that strengthened EPAM's development capacities in Hungary, Russia, Belarus and Ukraine are the powerful drivers that are gearing EPAM to the imminent business decision of making an IPO on a stock exchange in its bid to grow. See more details from
Budapest Business Journal
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September 21, 2006
Line56.com opines on EPAM's expansion in Russia
Russia is famous for its philosophy of predominance of quality over quantity. Highlighting EPAM's expansion in the region, Line56.com reasons about the company's aim at zeroing in on clients and geographies friendlier to its model. See more details from
Line56.com
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September 20, 2006
Computer Business Review Online spotlights EPAM as the Russian offshoring leader
Computer Business Review Online spotlights EPAM's merger with Vested Development Inc. which strengthens the company's position as Russia's largest offshore software outsourcing services vendor. See more details from
Computer Business Review Online
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July, 2006
Finance New Europe features EPAM as one of the leading software engineering companies in CEE that invests in the employee development
In its check of the CEE increasingly popular IT sector, its hotspots and prospects for further growth, Finance New Europe identifies the region’s strong points and leading players. The magazine names CEE’s longstanding emphasis on science and math in the region’s educational systems as one of the key factors stimulating the IT sector’s fast-paced advancement. As one of the leading software engineering companies operating in the region, EPAM supports the ongoing source of potential employees by investing heavily in employee development. See more details from
Finance New Europe
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July, 2006
Finance New Europe highlights EPAM as CEE IT sector’s "gold chip" company with a wide global strategy
Finance New Europe makes a snapshot of the rapidly changing landscape of Central Europe’s high-tech sector comparing its recent consolidation activity to a high-stakes game. EPAM is highlighted among the region’s "gold chips" that have managed to strengthen their position in the sector. To respond directly to the needs of its European client base, EPAM has reinforced its leadership through a strong geographical presence in the EU market which is a part of the company’s wider global strategy. See more details from
Finance New Europe
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June 19, 2006
eWeek contemplates EPAM’s prospects
eWeek scrutinizes the stereotypes concerning the perception of the Russian outsourcing industry which, though small, is gaining maturity and shows promise. The enterprise technology news resource identifies the pressing questions with regard to the Russian providers that need to be considered when contemplating Russia as an outsourcing destination and spotlights EPAM as one of the 2 largest Russian software engineering companies that promises solid growth and industry success based on acquisitions and organic staff augmentation. See more details from
eWeek
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June 14, 2006
SAP INFO presents tips from EPAM’s SAP NetWeaver expert
SAP INFO presents EPAM expert tips on how to run J2EE applications in an SAP NetWeaver environment to shorten the development time for the new application, decrease maintenance costs, and integrate more efficiently with the existing SAP landscape. Being one of SAP’s trusted development partners, EPAM boasts strong SAP NetWeaver expertise accumulated over 8 years of related development and integration. See more details from
SAP INFO
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June 12, 2006
eWeek Channel Insider spotlights EPAM as the Russian outsourcer capable of filling a niche in complex product development
In its Russia vs. India comparative overview based on the firsthand outsourcing feedback from some of the world’s leading businesses like BT Global Services, Deutsche Bank, and others, eWeek Channel Insider provides valuable facts to be considered when weighing up the pros and cons of the two outsourcing destinations. According to British Telecom Global Services, to which EPAM helps to fill a niche in complex product development, in the course of the project implementation EPAM employs the partnership collaboration style offering helpful advice. See more details from
eWeek Channel Insider
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June 4, 2006
NorthJersey.com spotlights EPAM CEO as a global IT force to be reckoned with
In its overview of how, backed up with the rapid rise of the global economy, New Jersey companies do business, NorthJersey.com spotlights Arkadiy Dobkin as one of the state’s notable and successful business figures and a global IT force to be reckoned with. Following his recent recognition as one of the Top 25 Consultants alongside with the executives from IBM, McKinsey & Co., and Accenture Mr. Dobkin is cited as “one of the few Russian consultants that has asserted himself into the world of global consulting -- as much by his wits as by his firm's might”. See more details from
NorthJersey.com
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June 1, 2006
eWeek features EPAM as the largest Russian software maker on the former Eastern bloc countries territory
Highlighting the current Russian software market situation, the issues Russian IT companies face and overall growth prospects for the software engineering services sector in Russia and Eastern Europe, eWeek features EPAM as the largest Russian software maker operating on the territory of the former Eastern bloc countries. See more details from
eWeek
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April 19, 2006
Kyiv Post highlights EPAM as one of the largest software engineering outsourcing service providers in Central and Eastern Europe that contributes to the Ukrainian software market growth
In its overview of the current situation in the Ukrainian software market and industry’s future growth potential, Kyiv Post highlights EPAM as one of the largest providers of software engineering outsourcing services in Central and Eastern Europe with an office in Ukraine. As one of the region’s key software engineering service providers, EPAM contributes to the Ukrainian software market growth and draws closer attention to the given outsourcing destination. See more details from
Kyiv Post
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April 5, 2006
Agile Journal presents an insider story of a successful long-term outsourcing relationship
In its outsourcing experience report Agile Journal presents an insider story of a successful long-term outsourcing relationship between LogicLibrary and EPAM shared by Brent Carlson, Vice President of Technology and Co-Founder of LogicLibrary. The article describes approaches and tools the companies use to ensure effective communication and coordination among the distributed project teams. See more details from
Agile Journal
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March 29, 2006
IT Manager’s Journal cites EPAM CTO’s opinion on the opposing trends in outsourcing and FOSS
IT Manager’s Journal spotlights the viewpoint of Balazs Fejes, EPAM CTO, on the opposing trends in outsourcing and free and open source software (FOSS). The increased pressure to deliver solutions cheaper and faster faced by the software outsourcing services providers makes such companies as EPAM look for new ways of satisfying the clients who require a combination of commercial and open source software, for instance, by employing rather sophisticated release and scanning processes to ensure software compliance. See more details from
IT Manager’s Journal
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March 29, 2006
TheDeal.com reviews the advancement of the Russian R&D and IT outsourcing sectors
According to TheDeal.com that reviews the Russian R&D niche, Russia's world-class science and engineering talent is proving a significant draw. The country is emerging as a prime destination for software application development, system design, computational modeling and other complex technical work serving such giants as DuPont, Sun, Boeing Co., Pratt & Whitney and Airbus S.A.S., and GM. Besides the R&D sector, TheDeal.com views the Russian IT outsourcing industry as the one that has greatly expanded over the past decade among others revealing such outsourcing market players as EPAM Systems. See more details from
TheDeal.com
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March 1, 2006
IT Europa highlights EPAM’s nearsourcing expansion
IT Europa reports on EPAM’s strategic moves behind the nearsourcing expansion to Western Europe and highlights the company’s near-term plans in respect of its UK and German facilities. See more details from
IT Europa
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February 27, 2006
Global Services magazine presents EPAM Project Management Center as a secure and robust project management tool for multiple project implementations
In its overview of the current trends and best practices in IT project management from dispersed geographical locations Global Services magazine looks into an expansive offering of proprietary, commercial and open-source project management systems and tools. Citing the best examples of project management systems, the magazine refers to EPAM Project Management Center as a high-caliber solution which is secure and robust enough to influence a company’s decision to choose EPAM as an outsourcing services provider with mature project management processes to support simultaneous multiple projects implementation. See more details from
Global Services magazine
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February 20, 2006
EPAM's new European location spotlighted by IT News Online
IT News Online covers the recent opening of EPAM’s new Customer Support Center in Frankfurt am Main, Germany. The establishment of the new office will facilitate the company’s traction in the key European markets. See more details from
IT News Online
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February, 2006
OutSourcing World highlights Russia as one of the best spots to outsource highly complex software development
In its cover story "Offshore Hot Spots" IDG’s OutSourcing World highlights Russia as the best place for highly complex software development due to the world-beating scientific and engineering manpower availability. Russia’s telling benefits such as exceptionally well educated developers who can perform extremely complex jobs and have a great understanding of engineering and financial services domains are recognized both by the reputable industry analysts, like Forrester, and a number of blue-chip companies, like Reuters. The latter has a long-term outsourcing relationship with EPAM Systems and provides recommendations for the companies who consider IT outsourcing to Russia. Read the full article in the February 2006 issue of
OutSourcing World
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January, 2006
Reuters The Tech Briefing features EPAM as an IT Outsourcing "Mover & Shaker"
EPAM is featured as a "Mover & Shaker" of the global IT Outsourcing arena by Reuters The Tech Briefing. In his exclusive interview to the key IT investing publication Arkadiy Dobkin, EPAM President and CEO, outlines the drivers for U.S. and European companies to consider Eastern Europe as an IT outsourcing location alternative to Inida. Mr Dobkin also pinpoints EPAM’s definitive strengths that reach far beyond the potential cost savings. See more details from
The Tech Briefing
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January, 2006
Internet technologies as the cornerstone of the successful geographically distributed offshore software service delivery
In his insider story on inception of EPAM’s offshore software development operations and successful geographical expansion resulting in the globally distributed model of services delivery, Arkadiy Dobkin, EPAM President and CEO, analyzes the impact of the Internet technologies on the business processes of the companies engaged in offshore software development and those adopted at EPAM in particular. See more details from
Connect-World ICT magazine
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January 23, 2006
Global Services magazine unveils the drivers behind EPAM’s leadership among IT Outsourcing service providers in Central and Eastern Europe
EPAM, named No. 1 of "Top 5 to Watch in Central and Eastern Europe" in the Offshore 100 list of the global ITO and BPO service providers in 2005, has reconfirmed its leadership by bagging the honorable title for the second year in a row. In its article, CMP-CyberMedia highlights the key factors that helped EPAM to stand out in the Global Services 100 (formerly Offshore 100)
Global Services magazine
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