Bilal Lodhi·Sep 23The Invoice Offshoring Never HadMove the context with the work, or don’t move the work.
John C. Dicey·Aug 10Race to the bottomThe thought of a greedy business owner — one I’ve worked with particularly springs to mind — salivating at the prospect of replacing their…
Kaopiz Global·Jul 22Talent, Not Just Cost: Why Singapore Companies Are Sending Their App Development to VietnamSingapore isn’t short on tech budget - it’s short on developers. Here’s the real reason more Singapore businesses are outsourcing app…
Namir Sagheenanajar·Jul 14The Great Offshore Shell Game: Why Enterprise Strategy is Funding Its Own Technological DemiseThe prevailing consensus among corporate executive suites suggests that offshoring critical engineering functions is a harmless exercise in…
InDECODE insightsbyMarko Strizic·Jul 6What outsourcing software development actually costsI started DECODE in 2012 with two other engineers. Fourteen years later, I still spend a good chunk of my week talking to founders and CTOs…
Andreas Sarchosis·Jun 16The 3 Reasons Why Western Economic Hegemony Has Ended, and What We Must Do NowFor several centuries, world history was shaped disproportionately by Western economies. First through European empires, maritime trade…
Maricar Hernandez·Jun 9The Construction Firm That Went Through Three Outsourcing Vendors in Four Years (And What Finally…Why outsourcing relationships in construction don’t fail during peak season. They fail in the quiet months before it — when nobody is…
Doug Funny CPA·May 31Can Accounting Survive AI If It Stops Training Accountants?In a page reportedly from a 1979 IBM internal training document, the company warned, “A computer can never be held accountable, therefore a…A response icon1A response icon1
Israel Sutopo·May 14The Great Tug of Factories Between BordersWalk into a smartphone store in New York, Paris, or Jakarta, and chances are the device in your hand has traveled farther than most people…
Tim Ventura·Jan 30Offshoring, Suicide and Slavery: The High Cost of Low PricesHow the race for cheaper labor hollowed out U.S. communities, endangered Asian workers, and turned supply chains into geopolitics