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We endlessly read about the latest new products released either by startups or big companies mostly in western countries. What if each new product would come with a map of the locations of every resource that has or continues to deliver the services of the company? They would be located all over the world. Nowadays, outsourcing is a global industry that benefits both sellers and vendors. Even big companies like Google or Apple decide to outsource their functions to some extent. One of the fastest-growing and really important markets in the Outsourcing industry is software development.
Organizations operating in different industries need to adapt to agile market trends. Software integration is a must for running and growing an organization. Software is the element that allows the integration of different parts of a business in a way to achieve end-goals while reducing costs.
There are different types of software that a business might need. Deciding to develop it in-house is not an affordable option for many small and medium-sized companies that want to keep pace with the market.
What types of software do businesses need?
Security software
Accounting software
CRM, Customer Relationship Management software
Professional Service Automation (PSA)
Enterprise Resource Planning (ERP)
Customer Support software
Task Management software
Industry-specific software
IT and software development is a huge global business, worth trillions thus no matter how much a company tries, these functions will have a considerable cost if run-in house. Software are not too much expensive, but the cost of running them as internal functions can be too high.
This is the reason, why Eastern Europe is booming as an outsourcing destination for IT and software services. The region is knowing for talent availability and other factors that make it attracting major BPOs that plan to expand their activities in a new destination.
Countries like Bulgaria, Romania, and Albania pay special attention to IT infrastructure and education. All these countries have thousands of students pursuing IT study programs and many more certified experts.
Eastern Europe countries are the destination both for businesses that need a partner to run their software services and also for big outsourcing companies looking for new luring and profitable destinations for the industry