EPAM Systems - #1 offshore software development outsourcing company in Russia & Eastern Europe

Delivering Excellence in Software Engineering

EPAM Systems, the leading software development outsourcing services provider with offshore development centers in Russia, Hungary, Belarus, and Ukraine, has been independently rated the top Eastern European ITO service provider within "The 2007 Global Outsourcing 100". EPAM became the only regional IT outsourcer included in the Leaders category of the rating. Additionally, the company has been reconfirmed as IT offshore development buyers' leading choice outsourcing vendor in Central and Eastern Europe by being included in "2007 Top 50 Best Managed Global Outsourcing Vendors". EPAM is the sole CEE provider on the rating.

EPAM - The # 1 Software Engineering Services Provider in Central and Eastern Europe

For the second consecutive year EPAM Systems, an offshore and nearshore software development services provider, is reaffirmed as "No. 1 to Watch in Central and Eastern Europe" and ranked among Global "Top 10 Specialty Application Development Leaders" on the "Global Services 100" list

EPAM advances within the list of world’s largest software and service providers — The Software 500

EPAM Systems continues European expansion with new Nordic operation

EPAM's Multiple Development Locations are recognized as meeting the World's leading security and infrastructure standards

EPAM Chairman and CEO Arkadiy Dobkin named Ernst & Young Entrepreneur Of The Year® 2008 award winner in New Jersey

EPAM Systems announces $50 million capital raise

International Association of Outsourcing Professionals (IAOP) reconfirms EPAM Systems' status as the leading IT Outsourcing authority in Central/Eastern Europe (CEE) and Russia

EPAM Systems acquires B2BITS Corp., a leading provider of solutions and consulting services to the capital markets.

EPAM wins its third European ITO Leader title and makes to the world's Top 10 "Best Performing IT Services Providers" on the 2008 Global Services 100

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EPAM Systems is the # 1 software engineering outsourcing services provider in Central and Eastern Europe. Founded in 1993, EPAM maintains North American headquarters in Lawrenceville, NJ, and European headquarters in Budapest, Hungary, as well as support and delivery operations in UK and Germany. EPAM software development centers are located in Russia, Hungary, Belarus, and Ukraine.

As the Offshore/Nearshore software development services provider in Central and Eastern Europe with the most geo-diverse delivery network in the region, EPAM has access to the best regional talent to successfully deliver large, complex, and challenging projects.

	Technology Consulting

	Custom Software Development

	Software Product Development

	Application Testing

	Application Maintenance and Support

	Application Reengineering

	ODC Set Up Services

	Software and Technology

	Healthcare and Insurance

	Telecommunications

	Travel and Entertainment

	Financial Services

	Retail and Consumer Goods

	Manufacturing, Transportation and Energy

	Proven Software Engineering Excellence

	Technology Focus

	Deep Vertical Experience

	Leadership in Distributed Project Management

	Mature Quality Assurance

	Optimal Structure for Complex Software Engineering Projects

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Global Services Magazine profiles EPAM as the Emerging European Market Leader in "2008 Global Services 100" inaugural cover story

Global Services Magazine scrutinizes Russian IT industry's growth catalysts

The Wall Street Journal Online highlights EPAM among the leading outsourcing vendors identified by The Black Book of Outsourcing study

Computerworld quotes Gartner on the realignment of forces in global outsourcing and features EPAM as a quality software engineering provider

Outsourcing 2.0 for the middle-market and small companies as viewed by The New York Times

Offshoring 2.0 as viewed by Global Services Magazine

eWeek contemplates EPAM's prospects

eWeek features EPAM as the largest Russian software maker on the former Eastern bloc countries territory

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