You can find the ppt attachment here Global Software Development in Practice Lessons Learned
Organizations searching for competitive advantages in terms of cost, quality and flexibility in the area of software development, looking for productivity increases as well as risk dilution.
Many times the search for these competitive advantages force organizations to search for global solutions, where two main options are currently under use:
1. Offshore outsourcing (contracting services with an external organization located in another country), and
2. Off-shore in-sourcing (contracting with a wholly owned subsidiary also located in another country).
As the software community appreciates the economy of merging diverse development skills and domain expertise and as communication media become more sophisticated, the cost and technology pressures push more organizations toward GSD.
The challenge in GSD is to create strategies, techniques and practical lessons from experience to alleviate problems associated.
Organizations searching for competitive advantages in terms of cost, quality and flexibility in the area of software development, looking for productivity increases as well as risk dilution.
Many times the search for these competitive advantages force organizations to search for global solutions, where two main options are currently under use:
1. Offshore outsourcing (contracting services with an external organization located in another country), and
2. Off-shore in-sourcing (contracting with a wholly owned subsidiary also located in another country).
As the software community appreciates the economy of merging diverse development skills and domain expertise and as communication media become more sophisticated, the cost and technology pressures push more organizations toward GSD.
The challenge in GSD is to create strategies, techniques and practical lessons from experience to alleviate problems associated.
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