Software Product Engineering and Application Development Leader to Hire 1,000 Employees Dedicated to Serving U.S. Clients
Ci&T, a technology outsourcing and software product engineering company, today announced that it is expanding its support for its United States customers with a new delivery center in Argentina. The new center, which is expected to grow to 1,000 employees in the next five years, will serve Ci&T’s U.S. clients and furthers the company’s mission to provide geographically convenient Nearshore services to its customers.
Ci&T’s new Nearshore delivery center will enable the company to produce projects for its U.S. clients with even greater agility and speed. Because of its near-local proximity and time zone, clients in the U.S. can access the center’s developers within the span of their normal workday, without having to make after-hours calls to their development team. Ci&T’s established Agile and Lean culture ensures that the developers are equipped to make on-the-fly changes with just a phone call, while clients can approve projects, deliver new specifications and address any issues with requirements in minutes — not hours.
“Ci&T is dedicated to providing the highest quality Nearshore services to our customers across the globe,” said Cesar Gon, CEO, Ci&T. “The establishment of this new delivery center will provide our U.S. customers with the geographically convenient relationship that they have come to rely on from Ci&T, enabling us to grow our customer base even more with even greater attention to the needs of our North American clients.”
The creation of this new delivery center follows Ci&T’s recent U.S. expansion, announced in May 2011, which included the opening of new offices in New Jersey and Atlanta. With a growing revenue base in the U.S. and an ever-expanding list of U.S. clients, Ci&T is dedicated to providing these customers with superior software application development services from an outsourced provider imbued with the principles of Agile and Lean.
That’s interesting. Which company is handling this? Who are they outsoutcing with? Or are they opening up a hub in Argentina?