It consists of top talent programmers and graphic artists who love working on cutting edge technology projects. Some of them are Kiev native, and some have been attracted to the capital of Ukraine by interesting and prestigious employment opportunities, higher wages and career development. All of them are graduates of top Ukrainian universities with Master-level degrees in their respective fields of expertise.

• provide opportunities to be involved with the latest cutting edge technology projects and software development;
• offer attractive bonus structure based on performance and project delivery;
• financially reward on-going professional development and initiatives to acquire new professional skills among the team members;
• provide flexible schedule options;
• encourage professional independence and responsibility.

CyberianSoft is very proud of every member of our Kiev team. Great work, guys!

The company’s headquarters are in Newport Beach, California and we have one more representative office in Moscow, Russia.

In this issue we focus on Outsourcing

IT Outsourcing and Pricing: How Much, How Long, and What to Price?
By Frank Usher, Everest Group
How do buyers know if they negotiated the right price for their IT deals? Frank Usher says asking the right questions is crucial. Here’s how to frame those probing queries.

Simple Successful Outsourcing
By Stephanie Overby
CIOs who outsource discrete processes that have well-defined business rules are almost always happy with the outcome.

9 Reasons Why Software Offshoring Won't Work (and Why You Shouldn't Believe Them)
By Emmy Gengler
As an executive, you may hear from your VP of engineering that offshoring software development won't work. In fact, there are nine common reasons given. This article lays out the most common excuses we hear and how to turn those arguments around.

Outsourcing Relationships From An IT Perspective
Most small to midsized enterprises are more than familiar with outsourced services, often getting their carpets cleaned, taxes done, and legal wrangles handled by professionals outside the company. But when it comes to IT tasks, there are a number of distinctive issues that set the arrangement apart from other types of rented services.

In this issue we focus on ERP or Enterprise Resource Planning.

The Pros and Cons of Automating a Company's Functional Areas
By Christopher Koch
This articles discusses the ABC's of ERP and provides guidelines to consider when choosing a strategy.

Strategies for survival in a tough economy
By Dean Teglia
A four-year study of industrial equipment manufacturers reveals the four key factors that will help determine a company's long-term survival.

The Post-PeopleSoft Landscape and the Future of ERP
By Scott Berinato
Oracle's acquisition of PeopleSoft is not the dawn of a scary new era for CIOs; it's the twilight of the old ERP age. It may also be an opportunity to create an ERP future that adds value, not cost, to your business.

Newly merged Lawson takes on ERP giants
By Jeanne Lim
As more companies begin to incorporate ERP solutions, the competition becomes fiercer to win. Fresh from its merger with Intentia, midmarket enterprise resource planning application provider Lawson Software is now pitting itself against market giants SAP and Oracle.