This year, AgileEngine became one of the top tech companies offering custom software development services in the San Francisco Bay Area. Thanks to the reviews from our awesome clients, we won the #1 spot in the local Leadership Matrix on Clutch.io. So, technically speaking, we rank among the leading tech companies in the region. Neat, huh?
Planning to open a software development center in Ukraine? If yes, you’re in a good company. Some of the world’s leading tech brands including Samsung, Ubisoft, Oracle, and Wix operate R&D and software development offices in this country.
On the other hand, there are quite of few reasons to play it safe and go for outstaffing instead. The dedicated teams model, in particular, has been gaining traction in the last couple of years. Brands working with remote teams of developers from Ukraine range from Bloomberg to Ernst & Young, to Harley Davidson, to Bosh.
Which of the two options will work better for your company?
If you’ve been following AgileEngine, you’ve probably seen our reports on the top outsourcing countries to watch in 2014 and 2013. In the past years, we’ve been busy establishing new nearshore development centers in Kiev and Buenos Aires and building awesome products for global brands. I guess that explains the three-year lull, but now it’s time for a new collection of stats.
Just like in 2014 and 2013, we’ll explore the major nearshore and offshore destinations in Eastern Europe, Asia Pacific and South America. Besides, we’ll take a quick look at the state of software development outsourcing in 2017.
Eastern Europe has become the primary destination for tech brands seeking to hire nearshore and offshore software development companies. This post will explore the region’s major outsourcing locations: Ukraine, Poland, and Romania. We will compare these countries’ markets and software outsourcing companies to help you decide which one suits you best.