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Offshore and nearshore IT services company: Online estimate generator no longer available on the Pentalog site
It was indeed one of the key functions of the Pentalog Group’s website galaxy and one of our main differentiating aspects in the context of the transparency policy introduced in 2008 with our first free download services catalog. Nothing is ever perfect, but we have thus unified our pricing practices, and pricing on a case-by-case basis, as all consultancy and outsourcing businesses usually do, has never been practiced by Pentalog.
We are equally aware of the fact that, thanks to this practice, we have brought our contribution to structuring offshore prices in Europe, North Africa and the Far East. Many of our competitors used this system to check their prices and adapt them according to the Pentalog scale. In this respect, we have played a special commercial role, even ethical. Downloading the catalog and using the estimate generator have amounted to 1,500 visits per month only for these functionalities!
But, our work has been accomplished by now, the offer is mature, and we now wish to provide such transparency to our “real” customers, partners and prospects only. In fact, our sites have been continuously copied in particular, but not only  by British, Romanian and Tunisian companies for some time. They have systematically copied our services: offer design, recruitment, commercialization and pricing processes, etc.
Therefore, we have created a very user-friendly Web2.0 space which will enable us to control the distribution of our higher value contents and to deliver our quotations, to manage project and client-teams, contracts, etc. Based on electronic document management, it will also be equipped with conversational features close to those existing on professional social networks.
Thus, in the coming days, our good old price catalog will be available again in PDF format and it may be downloaded by real customers, partners and prospects, with real identities checked via our services portal. There are also contract models, ISO-compliant quality assurance plans , our future white papers, as well as the updates of all our project documents.
So, please pay attention, this space has already been open for all the aspects related to project management for existing customers and a few prospects. But, starting with next week, we are going to launch our updated price catalog which contains no fewer than 25 new services and competence types. In the following weeks, there will be summaries of Project Quality Plans, the services catalog and the training sessions provided by Pentalog Institute, the offshore white paper, then those related to e-commerce and embedded systems, etc. All these launches will be announced beforehand on our blogs, social networks and newsletters, and they will be available to all those who do not simply call themselves website looters. 
2011 session of Académie des entrepreneurs in Prague: the future of progress
On November 12th-13th, I had the chance to attend the amazing meeting of Académie des entrepreneurs held in Prague. The organizers (Ernst&Young, La Compagnie Financière de Rothschild, Les Echos, L’Entreprise and Roularta Media Group) gathered a group of first class experts, among whom: General Georgelin, former Chief of the Defence Staff and current Great Chancellor of the Legion of Honour; Cynthia Fleury, research fellow and associate professor of political philosophy at the American University of Paris, researcher at the Institute of Communication Sciences of CNRS (The National Center of Scientific Research), lecturer at Paris Institute of Political Studies and professor at École Polytechnique; Christian de Boissieu, economist, member of the Attali Commission for the liberation of growth and Chairman of Council of Economic Analysis; Dominique Netter, chief economist at Rothschild; and, as a matter of course, Eric Orsenna, Councillor of State, member of Académie Française, of Attali Commission for the liberation of growth, writer, entrepreneur, former adviser of François Mitterrand and… member of Académie des Entrepreneurs.
This year, the topic under discussion was the Future of Progress and the approach was so comprehensive that it would do no justice to it to attempt a summary. What I would like to point out from our debate is that Progress, which aims somehow at the pursuit of happiness through the transcendence of our destructive impulses (Hegel’s vision), shall not arise under any historical circumstances. Even worse yet, it is often followed by waves of fear originating from people who do not grasp its meaning and it can sometimes have dreadful results. So, we could wonder about the road leading from Marie Curie to Oppenheimer. Or even about the coincidence occurring in historical events such as Queen Isabella I sponsoring Christopher Columbus’s expedition to reach the Indies, and then ordering the exile of the Jewish subjects from Spain, despite the fact that they were traders who had been contributing to the power attained by her country! As a good politician, was Isabella putting her stakes on the fears of some in order to give way simultaneously to a major innovation which was to change the face of economy and geopolitics forever?
Was there any post-Auschwitz future for Progress on the old continent?
Europe was for a long time the continent of progress. Technologies might well have been created elsewhere, but it was in Europe that they were transformed and prepared for universalization in order to achieve a shared comfort, a lesser effort and an increased confidence in the future… Yet, it is also in Auschwitz, in the heart of Europe, that the most intricate death machine was set up, which couldn’t be further from the idea of progress. Was there, post-Auschwitz, any future for progress on the old continent? This is a question that remains without an answer 70 years later. This is too short of a period and there are too many signals saying yes or no. Meanwhile, Europe is no longer the only place in the world where progress has become a common place. Many of the European scientists from the first half of the 20th century were of Jewish origins. U.S. and Israel have become new areas of confidence in the future for the myriads of brilliant minds and their unique comprehension of difference. This year, the Nobel prize in chemistry went to Israel. U.S. universities started exerting their influence worldwide while painfully giving birth to the first model of modern and genuinely multiracial society. The Far East could now become the leading continent in the energetic sector. As to India and Latin America, people there are aware of the social disparities existing in their societies and there are incredible energies unfolding, according to our criteria, in order to allow anyone to climb the social ladder: entrepreneurship classes from the youngest age, classes of tolerance and respect (!), participation of disabled and autistic people in order to enhance ergonomics related to space or products! Meanwhile, Europeans are considering deglobalization, without ever having witnessed these new forces of progress… , which is evidence for the excessive old age of the electorate in our nations! They are the ones who impersonate, behind seemingly noble ideas, the fears that have accompanied the large phases of progress. Mass mobile data telecommunication and genetic engineering are fundamental areas of progress of our time. They are still in their infancy, certainly, but they will change the geopolitical map forever and they will distribute differently the world’s wealth, breaking old oligopolies set up in Europe and the U.S. at the beginning of the 20th century. Why defend them? What would be the point of it?
Make Europe, not war!
What is there left to do? Plenty! We are the only continent that conquered war… after having been the one that had refined and generalized it to its highest levels. This is a huge achievement within a geographical, demographic, economical and cultural space as important as ours! What a wonderful leverage for our future! The Far East is still fighting its wars! Why is it that India represents 10% of the world’s weapon imports? In Latin America, wars, guerillas and the horrible mafias have not yet completely disappeared. What about Africa? Under such circumstances, have the Europeans, who have won their biggest battle when they chose a common currency, nothing better to do than to destroy this powerful symbol to the world’s eyes, the only symbol, for that matter, of their unity? This continent, that has invented enduring peace between nations who used to be at war, did it not achieve the greatest progress in humanity? We shouldn’t allow this remarkable achievement to be destroyed by the populist and the fearful, brought together by the drive for the worse! If you want to achieve progress for everybody, worldwide, make Europe, not war!
IT offshore press review week 28/2011
I choose to start this week’s IT press review with an article dedicated to offshore/nearshore. ComputerWeekly’s conclusion is that most companies choose to take their business to Eastern Europe. If you are interested in this subject don’t hesitate to take a closer look to our own analysis of the most common offshore/nearshore destinations.
-Why more businesses are nearshoring in Eastern Europe (July 6, 2011, Computer Weekly)
-Government cloud project is ‘re-energised G-Cloud’ (July 7, 2011, IT Pro)
- When IT Meets Politics (July 9, 2011, Computer Weekly)
-What do Google execs know about Google+ privacy that you don’t? (July 8, 2011, ZDNet)
-Is M2M the Answer for Job Stimulus? (July 6, 2011, M2M)
-Summer Camp for Enterprise IT: Bolster Your Team’s Skills (July 7, 2011, CIO)
-Indian Programmers vs. American Programmers: Whose Code Is Best? (July 6, 2011, CIO)
-The Captive Model for Offshoring Is Thriving, Says Research Firm (July 8, 2011, CIO)
-Ausverkauf der deutschen Industrie www.wiwo.de – (07 July, WIWO)
-Die besten Systemhäuser – (July 10, Computer Woche)
-E-Commerce auf dem Weg – (July 7, Computer Woche)
-Deutsche Firmen lagern geschäftskritische Prozesse aus – (July 6, CRN)
-In den Software-Fabriken Vietnams www.inside-it.ch – (July 6, Inside IT)
IT offshore press review week 20/2011
Outsourcing, offshoring. Two tags of this week’s IT press review. I hope you will enjoy it.
- CIOs increase investment in outsourcing and select multiple suppliers (May 13, 2011, Computerweekly)
- Offshoring: 7 Tips To Prepare for India’s Proposed Privacy Rules (May 13, 2011, CIO)
- Limelight Buys Web And Application Acceleration Technology Startup AcceloWeb (May 9, 2011, Techcrunch)
- Can the UK ever match Silicon Valley? (May 16, 2011, IT Pro)
- Should government rely less on outsourcing and have more web developers in-house? (May 13, 2011, Computerweekly)
- Android 3.1: Crowd-pleaser or heart-breaker? (May 13, 2011, ZDNet)
- China top in green tech money (May 9, 2011, ZDNet Asia)
- IT Leaders Forum: Practical next steps in migrating to the cloud (May 13, 2011, Computing)
- Die Trends beim IT-Outsourcing (May 16, 2011, CIO)
- Deutsche Unternehmen sehen bei Offshoring noch Potenzial (May 13, 2011, Silicon)
- Unternehmen suchen Weg in die Cloud (May 10, 2011, Computerwoche)
- Studie: CIOs setzen auf schlanke IT (May 11, 2011, Automotive IT)
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IT offshore press review week 19/2011
I hope you will enjoy our selection.
- How to plan now for hybrid cloud management (Mai 3, 2011, IT World)
- IT professionals are impulsive risk-takers, finds survey (Mai 6, 2011, Computerweekly)
- IT services sector bounced back in 2010 (Mai 4, 2011, Computerweekly)
- Tech startups want ‘right fit’ with investors (Mai 9, 2011, ZDNet)
- IT Outsourcing in China: What CIOs Need to Know About New Data Privacy Guidelines (Mai 4, 2011, CIO)
- Bringing IT Back Home: 10 Prime Locations for Onshore Outsourcing (Mai 3, 2011, CIO)
- Don’t Let The Innovation Lab Become An Ivory Tower (Mai 5, 2011, Information Week)
- India Adopts New Privacy Rules (Mai 5, 2011, Information Week)
- Outsourcing: Deutschland gibt den Takt vor (Mai 6, 2011, Automotive IT)
- Der deutsche Cloud-Computing-Markt 2011 (Mai 5, 2011, Silicon)
- Der beste IT-Nachwuchs kommt aus Karlsruhe (Mai 4, 2011, CIO)
- Alles über Virtualisierung (Mai 3, 2011, Computerwoche)
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IT offshore press review week 18/2011
Here’s our selection on the best IT press articles.
- The monarchy and technology through the ages (April 29, 2011, ZDNet)
- Clients want access to CEOs at Indian outsourcers: report (April 29, 2011, IT World)
- IT-business alignment a thing of the past (April 28, 2011, IT World)
- IT professionals getting too comfortable despite the choppy economic waters (April 28, 2011, Computerweekly)
- Build Or Outsource That Business Integration Project? (April 29, 2011, CIO)
- Cloud Computing Providers: Clueless About Security? (April 28, 2011, CIO)
- Mitigating the Risk of Cloud Services Failure: How to Avoid Getting Amazon-ed (April 25, 2011, CIO)
- Innovator: Bruce Thomas’s Projection Technology (April 21, 2011, Business Week)
Don’t forget about our German press section!
- Cloud-Services aus Deutschland (April 29, 2011, Computerwoche)
- >IT-Branche muss mit knappen Waren rechnen (April 28, 2011, CRN)
- Viele IT-Projekte scheitern am Testing (April 26, 2011, Computerwoche)
- Cloud Computing: besonders erfolgreich bei jungen Unternehmen (April 26, 2011, ZDNet)
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IT offshore press review week 16/2011
In a “tech start-up” mood? Enjoy your reading!
- Kickstarter breathes life into tech start-ups (April 17, 2011, ZDNet)
- Indonesian tech startups pique investors (April 14, 2011, ZDNet Asia)
- Cloud changing face of data centers (April 18, 2011, ZDnet Asia)
- Don’t Buy Into the Cloud-Based Call Center–Yet (April 15, 2011, CIO)
- India Emerging As a Large BPO Market: Gartner (April 12, 2011, CIO)
- Risk Management in Cloud Computing (April 15, 2011, CIO)
- Case study: A smart city is a sustainable city (April 16, 2011, Computer weekly)
- Sieben Tipps für erfolgreiches Cloud Computing (April 18, 2011, Industrie Magazin)
- Kaum IT-Konsolidierung im Mittelstand (April 14, 2011, Automotive IT)
- Rekord-Nachfrage nach IT-Freiberuflern (April 13, 2011, CIO)
- Gute Noten für IT-Standort Schweiz (April 13, 2011, Inseide IT)
- So wechseln CIOs den Outsourcing-Partner (April 12, 2011, CIO)
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IT offshore press review week 02/2011
- Understanding The Strategic Value Of IT In M&A (January 7, 2011, Forbes)
- IT departments still undervalued within businesses, finds survey (January 7, 2011, Computerweekly)
- IT in 2011: Four Trends that Will Change Priorities (January 5, 2011, CIO)
- Social Media Resistance: Sustain or Surrender in 2011? (January 6, 2011, CIO)
- Virtual, Mobile, Social Endeavors Drive IT in 2011 (January 3, 2011, CIO)
- The benefits of a cloud-based service for web security (January 7, 2011, Computerweekly)
- Cloud wird noch schlimmer als SOA (January 8, 2011, CIO)
- IT-Ausgaben wachsen um 5,1 Prozent (January 7, 2011, CRN)
- Indien: Eine IT-Nation im Aufbruch (January 7, 2011, Silicon)
- ITK im Jahr 2032 (January 4, 2011, Silicon)
- Arbeitsplätze im Jahr 2020 (January 10, 2011, CIO)
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Press review week 52/2010
- Maturing cloud, evolving BI headline 2011 IT trends (December 21, 2010, ZD Net)
- India needs ‘inclusive innovation’ (December 22, 2010, ZD Net)
- The New Future: is it Innovation, Intrusion, Or Just Plain Eerie? (December 23, 2010, CIO)
- Emerging Tech: Business Intelligence Apps Go Mobile (December 21, 2010, CIO)
- 11 Outsourcing Trends to Watch in 2011 (December 20, 2010, CIO)
- 11 Outsourcing Resolutions You Should Make in 2011 (December 22, 2010, CIO)
- NATO looks to IBM for command cloud (December 23, 2010, Computing)
- Offshoring: Wo ist’s noch “off” genug (December 20, 2010, Inside-IT)
- Software as a Service setzt sich durch (December 21, 2010, CRN)
- Der IT-Handel wählte die Top-Manager des Jahres (December 22, 2010, CRN)
- Cloud wird noch schlimmer als SOA (December 22, 2010, CIO)
- Die IT-Luftblasen des Jahres 2010 (December 22, 2010, CIO)
- Die Top 10 der großen IT-Chefs (December 24, 2010, Computer Woche)
- EU-Budget: Die Nettozahler begehren auf (December 20, 2010, Die Presse)
Press review week 46/2010
- Risk Management and Innovation (08 November 2010, Businessweek)
- China, Innovation Superpower: How To Deal With It (11 November 2010, Forbes)
- R&D offshoring set for growth (08 November 2010, Offshoring Times)
- Social networking to overtake business email use? (12 November 2010, ITPRO)
- Top 10 IT security trends for 2011 (09 November 2010, ComputerWeekly)
- New tech increases enterprise risk (15 November 2010, ZDNet)
- Asia big on providing clean energy (11 November 2010, ZDNet)
- Was bewegt deutsche IT-Manager? (15 November 2010, Computerwoche)
- 9 Prozent des IT-Budgets für Cloud Computing (12 November 2010, CIO)
- Wie die IT grün wird (11 Novembre 2010, Computerwoche)
- 14 Stunden IT-Ausfall pro Jahr (10 November 2010, CIO)
Press review week 41/2010
- China’s Competitive Edge In The Outsourcing Space (7 October 2010, Forbes)
- Recovery drives hiring by IT majors (7 October 2010, The Hindu Business Line)
- Debate: does cloud computing make enterprise architecture irrelevant? (7 October 2010, ZdNet)
- European firms wasting millions on unused apps (6 October 2010, ITPRO)
- Indian suppliers unlikely to win public sector deals (5 October 2010, Computerweekly)
- Cloud Computing in the U.S. Shows Momentum (5 October 2010, CIO)
- A Small Uptick in Outsourcing Among Community Banks (4 October 2010, Bank System and Technology)
- Deutsch-türkische ITK-Kooperation besiegelt (8 Oktober 2010, Silicon)
- Q2-Update veröffentlicht: IDC erhöht Prognose für den deutschen IT-Markt (7 Oktober 2010, IT Business)
- Cloud Computing ist ein Milliardengeschäft (6 Oktober 2010, Computerwoche)
- Praktikum bei Indischen IT-Dienstleistern (5 Oktober 2010, CIO)
- Die IT-Fakten der größten Unternehmen Deutschlands (6 Oktober 2010, Computerwoche)
- Ausbau des Near- und Offshorings: Service-Provider lagern aus (5 Oktober 2010, Computerwoche)
- Offshoring: Die merkwürdigen Ideen der Deutschen (4 Oktober 2010, Computerwoche)
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Press review week 25/2010
- CIOs help build new IT capability maturity model (21 June 2010, Computerweekly)
- China’s service outsourcing value surges 139.2% in Jan-May (18 June 2010, China Knowledge)
- Cloud Computing: Small Starts Can Have Big Impact (17 June 2010, CIO)
- Is IT the cause of traffic jams in Bangalore? (16 June 2010, CIOL)
- Globalization: IT Tools to Collaborate and Bridge Language Gaps (16 June 2010, CIO)
- Execs told to ‘get out of the way’ of Enterprise 2.0 tools (15 June 2010, ComputerWorld)
- Customers Want More Than Low Cost From Outsourcer: Forrester (15 June 2010, CIO)
- Outsourcing in Malaysia to grow by up to 20 percent (14 June 2010, Malaysia in Focus)
- Fachkräfte für Software und IT-Services gesucht (21 Juni 2010, CIO)
- Die 25 gefährlichsten Outsourcing-Städte (21 Juni 2010, CIO)
- Was IT-Profis auf Reisen alles erleben (19 Juni 2010, ComputerWoche)
- Jede 5. Online-Minute fällt auf Social Media Sites (17 Juni 2010, Swiss IT Magazine)
- Wie sich die IT-Organisation wandeln muss (17 Juni 2010, CIO)
- Agile Software-Entwicklung: Scrum braucht neue Tester (16 Juni 2010, CIO)
- Lünendonk-Studie: Mittelstand denkt beim Outsourcing um (15 Juni 2010, CRN)
- Wie Outsourcing die Rolle der IT stärkt (15 Juni 2010, CIO)
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Press review week 24/2010
- Offshoring: The 25 Most Dangerous Cities for Outsourcing in 2010 (10 June 2010, CIO)
- Study Shows Industry Outsourcing Adoption Patterns Changing (10 June 2010, PR Newswire)
- The world’s most unusual outsourcing destination (10 June 2010, ComputerWorld)
- Outsourcing Overseas Means What? (9 June 2010, CIO)
- Egypt ‘becomes major outsourcing hub’ (9 June 2010, Trade Arabia)
- Indian BPO industry grew 900 p.c. in 10 yrs (9 June 2010, CIOL)
- The Side Effects of Open Innovation (7 june 2010, BusinessWeek)
- Private cloud: Turning corporate datacentres into a global virtual machine (7 June 2010, Silicon)
- Wann lohnt sich Desktop-Virtualisierung? (11 Juni 2010, Computer Woche)
- Gartner zu ERP für KMUs: SaaS vor allem für kleine Firmen spannend (11 Juni 2010, CIO)
- Trendwende im Hightech-Markt (10 Juni 2010, Computer Woche)
- Collaboration in Unternehmen immer wichtiger (10 Juni 2010, SwissIT Magazine)
- IT-Branche in der Vertrauenskrise (9 Juni 2010, Computer Woche)
- Kostenreduktion: CIOs setzen auf Anwendungs-Modernisierung (8 Juni 2010, Silicon)
- Deutsche High-Tech-Start-ups kommen kaum noch an Kapital (7 Juni 2010, ZdNet)
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Press review week 22/2010
Press review week 09/2010
- The business value of Information Security (23 February 2010, CIOL)
- Facebook deemed world’s most innovative company (23 February 2010, Business and Leadership)
- 3 tools to improve collaboration in your company (24 February 2010, Infoworld)
- Compliance Under a Cloud (25 February 2010, CIO)
- Cloud computing and its relevance in India (25 February 2010, CIOL)
- Recession shifts IT service management into fast lane (25 February 2010, Computerworld)
- Study: Most multinational companies use IT outsourcing (25 February 2010, IT World Canada)
- Offshoring: Should the government send IT work abroad? (24 February 2010, Silicon)
- Computerwoche-Anwenderstudie Teil 1: So planen IT-Entscheider 2010 (01 March 2010, Computerwoche)
- Deloitte-Studie: Was IT-Dienstleister gegen Umsatzeinbrüche tun (24 February 2010, CIO)
- CeBIT 2010: Was dieses Jahr alles anders werden soll (22 February 2010, ZDNet)
Press review week 07/2010
- IT spending in western Europe to reach US$68.6bn (09 February 2010, Business and Leadership)
- IT Outsourcing: Why It Pays to Appraise Your Contract (09 February 2010, CIO)
- Global IT industry to return to growth this year (09 February 2010, Computing)
- Japan remains world’s No 2 economy (15 February 2010, Business and Leadership)
- Silicon Valley limps as India dashes ahead (12 February 2010, CIOL)
- What matters for the IT industry in 2010? (12 February 2010, Computer Weekly)
- Indian IT firms turn to Latin America: WSJ (11 February 2010, CIOL)
- Offshoring Research and Development set for growth (10 February 2010, Offshoring Times)
- Der Open-Source-Fahrplan für die CeBIT (12 February 2010, Silicon)
- IT-Branche wieder optimistisch (12 February 2010, CRN)
- Der deutsche IT-Markt erholt sich langsam (10 February 2010, CIO)
Press review week 06/2010
- IT industry fights tax changes (02 February 2010, Misaustralia)
- India Telecom outlook for 2010 is stable to negative (02 February 2010, CIOL)
- Asset Protection Offshore! (03 February 2010, PR Inside)
- Cairo ICT to reflect dynamism of the IT sector (08 February 2010, Yahoo News)
- IT recovery on, India ranks high (03 February 2010, Yahoo News)
- How will the Carbon Reduction Committment affect IT outsourcing? (03 February 2010, Computerweekly)
- IT Outsourcing: Why It Pays to Appraise Your Contract (03 February 2010, CIO)
- 10 best IT jobs right now: Source: The Industry Standard (02 February 2010, The Standard)
- Rumänien: Der Lockruf des Karpaten-Goldes (03 February 2010, Die Presse)
- Russland nach der Krise: Wütende Bürger trotz Wirtschaftsaufschwung (02 February 2010, Handelsblatt)
- Europäischer Outsourcing-Markt stark gewachsen (05 February 2010, Inside IT)
- Deutsche Sprache – schwere Sprache: Neulich in …Bangalore (03 February 2010, Computerwoche)
Press review week 05/2010
- Deloitte outlines priorities for CIOs in year ahead (26 January 2010, Computing)
- Economic rebound will drive demand for ICT (28 January 2010, Voice and Data)
- No slowdown for IT jobs: Candle ICT (1 February 2010, itnews)
- A Big Year for ‘Socialytic’ Applications? (29 January 2010, CIO)
- Is 2010 the year of location-based services? (29 January 2010, CIO)
- Moldova: A Corner of Potential in Europe (27 January 2010, BusinessWeek)
- Predicting the role of outsourcing in 2010 (26 January 2010, Financial Director)
- Can outsourcing and cloud save stretched IT departments? (25 January 2010, Silicon.com)
- Moving forward in OpenSource (25 January 2010, CIOL)
- Messemacher diskutieren Perspektiven von CeBIT & Co (1 February 2010, Computerwoche)
- Energieverbrauch, Outsourcing: Gartner blickt in die IT-Glaskugel (29 January 2010, CIO)
- Forrester-Ranking: Deutscher IT-Markt legt 2010 um elf Prozent zu (29 January 2010, CIO)
- Die Hälfte der Schweizer Firmen nutzt SaaS (29 January 2010, Swiss IT Magazine)
Press review week 04/2010
- IT to go outside IT department, says Gartner (18 January 2010, Computing)
- Europeans say “ditch Internet Explorer” (18 January 2010, Computing)
- Internet video and Apps on TV soon (19 January 2010, CIOL)
- Open source under threat from ‘grey’ IP laws (21 January 2010, CIO)
- IT management shake-ups sweep finance sector (20 January 2010, Computing)
- Global IT industry to return to growth in 2010 (21 January 2010, Computing)
- The Future of IT Application Architectures (22 January 2010, CIO)
- Outsourcing: Crippling Mistakes IT Departments Make (25 January 2010, CIO)
- India’s top outsourcing companies hiring and increasing wages (21 January 2010, Monterey Herald)
- US Universities increase interest in outsourcing (19 January 2010, Sourcing Focus)
- Nielsen-Zahlen: Werbung im Internet nimmt kräftig zu (19 January 2010, Computerwoche)
- Der lange Weg zum Komplettanbieter: Kampf der IT-Titanen (25 January 2010, Computerwoche)
- Was CIOs vor Cloud Computing abschreckt (22 January 2010, CIO)
- Arbeitsmarkt: Krise erwischt auch Informatikabsolventen (22 January 2010, Computerwoche)
- “2010 wird kein einfaches Jahr für uns” (19 January 2010, Silicon)
- CH-Unternehmen nutzen Social Media kaum (19 January 2010, Swiss IT Magazine)
Pentalog in Russia?
After the trip in India that Frédéric and Alexandra made at the beginning of November, they will be traveling to Russia for an on-site study of the possible destinations that could accommodate a new entity of the Pentalog group.
As before, the aim is to make an assessment of the country’s ability to serve clients in computing, including embedded, in the following sectors: aerospace, defense, automotive. They always keep in mind the question of the Francophone, so we invite all Russian engineers, emigrates and entrepreneurs Francophone who read this text to contact us.
They have not yet made a final decision about cities to visit. After a quick stop in Perm, they must decide between Moscow, St. Petersburg and Novosibirsk.
The trip will take place from January 21st to 28th. Don’t hesitate to contact us if you think you can play a role in our project.
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