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... Luxoft’s Ping engagement was a highly collaborative Agile software development approach that delivered not only substantial cost savings, but an innovative development environment that produced superior software. Read more Luxoft confirmed ISO/IEC 27001:2005 Luxoft maintains high level of conformity of its Information Security Management System (ISMS) to Lloyd’s Register Quality Assurance (LRQA) standards. Read more International Association of Outsourcing Professionals 2007 Luxoft’s...

... efforts on integrating their network. The Luxoft team has in-depth expertise in industry standards, including not only those being currently adopted but also any new ones being developed. Examples of the standards used in different projects include IEC 60870-5-*, Modbus, IEC 61850, SCL, Siemens 3964R/RK512, Telegyr TG80x Master, DLMS/COSEM, ZigBee, and more. The Luxoft Bridge Framework is a set of software modules, crafted to provide High-Availability due to replication and hot-failover...

... working with substations’ telecom hardware. We work on RTU module assignment, RTU Information Object Model parameterization, and manage the Network topology. We also develop low-level device drivers and integrate devices of different protocols: IEC 60870-5-101 Master / Slave IEC 60870-5-104 Client / Server IEC 60870-5-103 Master Modbus RTU Master Modbus TCP Client IEC 61850 Client Import/export of SCL / (SSD,ICD,SCD) Profibus DP Master Siemens 3964R/RK512 Telegyr TG80x Master Luxoft...

... system is to publish an integrated, accurate, and consistent set of master data for use by other applications and users. This integrated set of master data is called the master system of record (SOR). The SOR is the one-source-of-truth for any given piece of master data, and is the single place in an organization that the master data is guaranteed to be accurate and up to date. Netweaver - SAP NetWeaver™ is the technical foundation for mySAP™ Business Suite and SAP® xApps™ and...

... trading strategies are mostly around arbitrage situations. "We also recently have gone into sentiment trading, or analyzing news and reactions to the news," he says. "All of the data is stored in a very fast algorithm and once a new piece of data or news comes in a decision is made in milliseconds on how to act on the news." In other words, as soon as data hits it will trigger the algorithm and automatically shoot an execution order. "It's the optimization of the whole...

Luxoft’s solid infrastructure creates a transparent and unified development environment across all delivery locations. General Security Information security management system and information security policies are based on the ISO/IEC 27001:2005 (BS7799 Part 2:2002) security standard. Luxoft was certified on this standard in April, 2006 by Lloyd's Register Quality Assurance (LRQA) Reservation and failover configurations for critical points (servers, network switches, routers,...

... Cambridge, Mass.-based Forrester Research Inc. "Or, in some cases, Oracle may have released features that now exist that didn't exist before, so now they've got to pull [customizations] back in." When it comes to the testing and certification piece, Wang said, companies should do their best to make use of automated testing tools -- some of which may not have existed during the last ERP upgrade cycle about eight years ago. "Make sure that the testing strategies are sound," Wang said...

... by aiding in the construction of several technology parks in the country. In addition, the Russian parliament may pass tax legislation favoring software makers. If several factors converge favorably, we could see the top Russian players getting a piece of big outsourcing deals just as Indian providers Wipro, Tata, Infosys and Satyam are doing. But Russia is not India. Comparisons can be odious, too, and it's a mistake to think that Russia is on some kind of junior India track. But Indian inheritance...

... processing invoices, and writing custom software for multinationals from all over the world. Other developing countries see what outsourcing has done for India's economy -- including creating more than 1.3 million jobs during the past decade -- and want a piece of the action. "National and even regional governments are making increasingly sophisticated efforts to attract offshore services," says Paul Laudicina, head of the Global Business Policy Council at A.T. Kearney Inc. It's no wonder so many...

... projects, where he casts a vote "that counts as much as anybody who works here." In a small scale innovative project, having people who "can think on their feet" has been useful, Marovitz said. "In India, if you send over a piece of work and they hit a bottleneck and don't know whether to go left or right, they send you an e-mail. If you don't respond to the e-mail, three weeks can go by. They won't chase you, they won't scream at you, the work will just stop. And when you...

... according to executives on both sides of the Atlantic. Global IT services firm Wipro Technologies, for one, in August released the results of a survey showing that close to one-third of about 150 executives from various industries were planning to offshore pieces of their infrastructure within the next 12 months. Another one-third were evaluating this idea. Bangalore, India-based Wipro itself is studying scenarios under which it will take on remote application management services. John McCarthy, an analyst...

With Russia facing stiff competition from other countries' emerging economies for a piece of the global high-tech market -- especially offshore outsourcing contracts -- corporate leaders in Moscow are complaining that the Russian government is not doing enough to support the industry. Michael Mainville With Russia facing stiff competition...

... storage and access to up-to-date documentation via Ethernet/Internet using a web application based on a standard web browser. Fragments Repository System This is a reliable file storage solution that effectively manages and processes any fragments and pieces (text files, images, files in different formats and extensions) as parts of final documentation manuals which may be up to 50,000 pages long, providing fast and reliable data storage and retrieval. The system incorporates a number of useful functions...

... its revenues for the first six months of 2002 climb 30 percent, from $20.3 million in 2001 to $26.3 million this year and the company just revised growth projections upwards for the coming year as well. To be sure, the offshore market is still a tiny piece of the total pie for IT services. Stephen Lane, a research analyst at the Aberdeen Group, estimates that offshore developers captured a thin 2 percent of the $400 billion global market. But momentum is clearly with the offshore developers. According...

... lot of overhead and forces project costs higher, which clients are not always willing to pay for,'' Nelson said. Other criteria Language fluency is only one criterion when selecting an offshore outsourcer; culture is even more important. ''A critical piece of offshore outsourcing is that you need somebody who can bridge both cultures,'' Aberdeen's Lane said. Many of the people he interviewed for his report said cultural compatibility was their most important criterion. ''It wasn't necessarily that...

... "We haven't had two days' downtime in two years--and you can't beat the cost." Like Fubu, business-technology managers thinking about outsourcing need an up-to-date world atlas. A host of new companies--and countries--are trying to grab a piece of the U.S. IT outsourcing business, and picking the right partner has never been more complicated. Terrorism, religious strife, changing governments, the threat of nuclear war, and failing national economies all are issues that need to be considered...