ScienceSoft opens new development center in Vietnam
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Expanding persistently across the globe, ScienceSoft has opened a new development center in Vietnam to boost its business growth and help customers benefit from more competitive prices on IT outsourcing services. The new center will be home to a growing team of skillful developers who will fully inherit ScienceSoft's best practices.
Established in the city of Hanoi, the new team kicks off with 5 developers on board and is expected to grow up to several dozen by the end of 2015. ScienceSoft dedicated manager has been deployed on site to ensure smooth cooperation between the development center and the company’s offices in Europe.
Vietnam was chosen the target location after thorough research which has shown that the country has a developed IT industry with a strong focus on higher education and experience of working with the US and Japanese clients.
“With the new development center, ScienceSoft's customers will be able to reduce expenses by 30%. Such a price advantage stands on Vietnam’s living costs and by no means affects service quality”, says Valeri Kireitchik, Marketing Director at ScienceSoft. All specialists must pass strict language and technical examinations and are trained to work in line with ScienceSoft's development methodologies.
In the course of the ongoing projects, ScienceSoft supervisors will be working on-site to guarantee that processes comply with the company’s high standards of project management. They will regularly review project requirements and statuses, enhance coordination between project managers and the team as well as stay in touch with the customers to check on the feedback and progress.
Currently, Vietnam team is specialized in .NET, Java and PHP technologies. Along with that, ScienceSoft is committed to a long-term personnel management through personal development planning so that the local developers can advance both technically and professionally.
Growing at a fast rate globally, ScienceSoft is expanding its local operations, too. For some of the development departments, the company is expecting a 30%-50% increase in size by the end of the year.