Sept. 7, 2017
The supply of IT talent equipped with the most coveted skills is undoubtedly tight and competition is fierce. With an educational system not producing sufficient homegrown talent to meet demand, access to foreign workers can be a valuable resource in helping to bridge the skills gap.
Immigration and IT staffing in the US
5 September 2017
The supply of IT talent equipped with the most coveted skills is undoubtedly tight and competition is fierce. With an educational system not producing sufficient homegrown talent to meet demand, access to foreign workers can be a valuable resource in helping to bridge the skills gap.
Leadership changes at IT services provider Infosys; co-founder returns as chairman
5 September 2017
IT services provider Infosys appointed Nandan Nilekani as the nonexecutive chairman of the board, effective Aug. 24. The appointment follows the Aug. 18 resignation of managing director and CEO Vishal Sikka after a long-running feud with the company’s founders.
WorkMarket acquires tech services FMS OnForce from Adecco
5 September 2017
WorkMarket acquired fellow freelancer management system firm OnForce from The Adecco Group.
IT staffing company buys Kansas City competitor
5 September 2017
IT staffing company MegaForce acquired competitor Triple-I. Both companies are based in Kansas City and provide IT candidates for temporary contract, contract for hire and direct hire positions.
Morson Group buys UK-based IT recruitment specialist
5 September 2017
Manchester, UK-based engineering recruitment firm Morson Group purchased Leeds, UK-based IT staffing specialist The Bridge.
New advocacy group forms for Ontario’s small, midsize IT services firms
5 September 2017
A new association aims to stand up for the interests of small and midsize IT service providers in Ontario.
IT industry in India increases flexi staffing
5 September 2017
The IT industry is increasing flexi, or contract, staffing as their businesses become more volatile.
Colombia needs 53,000 IT professionals by 2018 (staffingamericalatina)
5 September 2017
A study estimates Colombia will need 53,000 information technology professionals by 2018.