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Intellectual Property
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| Page 1 of 1 | Previous | Next | | | | MURKYGREY.COM OCTOBER 23, 2010 Five lethal mistakes in offshore software development The big guys have been doing it for years and recently, smaller and smaller startups are incorporating offshore development into their plans. Here are some lethal mistakes to avoid: Downplaying the culture gap Communicating with your offshore developers may seem easy; in all likelihood they speak decent English. My advice: don’t! | | | | | | | | | | -
To Outsource or Not to Outsource Software Intellectual property content. Some country cultures have little appreciation for software as intellectual property. Protect your intellectual property. Tags: startup software outsource offshore business In the USA, “near-shore” is a euphemism for connected countries, like Mexico and Canada. MORE >> -
WILL PRICE | MONDAY, MAY 23, 2005 The Golden Age of IT Buying - what does it mean for investors Traditional sources of vendor value - intellectual property, proprietary implementations that raise switching costs, unique product offerings - sufficiently burned IT buyers so that today they are looking for fungible, commodity solutions that reduce vendor lock-in and attendant costs. This could be the golden age of IT buying. MORE >> -
‘Going International’ is a Startup Challenge We have heard that there are tax advantages in doing business offshore. Manufacturing offshore could impact intellectual property. By Ernst Gemassmer Most of us have read that Fortune 500 companies such as IBM, Proctor and Gamble and others derive more than half of their revenues from international activities. Gemassmer. MORE >>
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