Prepared for Technology Challenges in 2006?
This is the time of year that many IT organizations are planning for the next phase of projects and preparing for the many challenges that lie ahead in 2006. The release of new enterprise applications (e.g., Microsoft Vista), the adoption of new technologies, and the phasing out of old systems are poised to drive IT activity over the next year.
Whether implementing a new technology, upgrading existing systems, reengineering, or migrating systems to try and keep up with changing technologies, VMC has it covered. Our IT Enterprise Consulting team helps design effective and efficient solutions to accomplish implementations, migrations or many other technology projects. With expertise in strategic planning, system/application integrations, server deployments, and data center management, our high-level technology experts (former CIO's, CTO's and Fortune 50 IT executives) can help every step of the way. For more information, contact AmyNa@vmc.com.
Article: Trends to Watch in Outsourcing
Due to cost pressures and the rapid pace of technology innovations, outsourcing is now an integral part of how business is done. Now that outsourcing has become a business reality, there are several trends to watch to make the most of your outsourcing relationship. VMC's Glenn Hoogerwerf provides insights into these trends and provides tips in this article featured in the Washington Software Association newsletter. Read the full article here.
Article: Microsoft Executive Circle
VMC services are featured in an article about using SharePoint in a practical application in the field. Read the entire article here.
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Welcome to Compass, VMC's monthly newsletter. Each month Compass will spotlight the passionate people and milestone innovations that drive our technology solutions. |
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News: Games Lead Entertainment Industry Growth |
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A new report from PriceWaterhouse Coopers suggests that videogames will spearhead a major growth spurt for the global entertainment industry between now and 2009. The report predicts that entertainment revenues worldwide will increase 7.3% annually between now and 2009, bringing the industry to $1.9 trillion in total revenues. The videogames industry, however, will grow by 16.5% every year to reach a total of $55 billion by 2009 (not even including hardware/console sales). The Asia-Pacific market is predicted to be the biggest market, but Europe will be the fastest growing. |
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VMC "Shines" at STARwest |
VMC participated recently in the annual Software Testing Analysis and Review or STARwest conference, which drew nearly 900 QA/Test professionals. VMC presented to attendees at our booth and at a session on Creating Test Specifications. For more on our testing services, click here. |
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