Software development, eh? Canada seeks foreign tech workers
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Microsoft's decision to open a software development center in British Columbia is a boost to Canada's strategy of growing its economy by importing foreign technology workers.
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Canadian university researchers have  developed software that will let users hop over governments'  Internet firewalls, raising the prospect of unfettered Internet  access in countries that have long tried to control how  residents use the Web.
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TORONTO (CP) - For the past six years, a Canadian-designed computer system has been the ears and eyes on the vast English Internet world for public health authorities keen to detect and contain outbreaks of infectious diseases and bioterrorism.
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New report on offshoring's implications from the British Computer Society.
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Group proposes outsourcing to underutilized, lower-cost IT workers in outlying areas of the U.S. rather than offshore.
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A number of signs point to increasing demand for tech workers, but not all the clouds have been driven away.
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Microsoft Corp. plans to open a software development center in Canada this fall to attract talent and avoid U.S. immigration issues.
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Composite applications require user interface work in native language, company says.
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By Umesh Pandey, Bangkok Post, Thailand  Feb. 17--As the world economy continues to integrate, Thailand hopes to  occupy a prominent place in the region as an information technology  outsourcing centre with the help of some of the world's leading corporations.
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It's not just work that's being outsourced from wealthy nations to poorer ones. These days, online gamers in developing countries are being paid to earn virtual goods that wealthier players are too lazy or unskilled to win on their own. By Laila Weir.
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Developers will get to write applications for the iPhone. Sort of.
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Officials may try to create its own Silicon Valley-style region to stem the exodus of IT specialists
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BANGALORE, India  - Multinationals have trimmed  the fat for years by shifting low-value work to India. Now,  slim Silicon Valley start-ups are leading a new outsourcing  wave, moving cutting-edge product development to Bangalore and  beyond.
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Offshore software development outfit woos potential workers in India by courting their parents. Can "arranged careers" work?
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Strong job outlook offset by skills shortage The outlook for jobs in the European technology sector is good but the spectre of outsourcing looms ominously, according to a new report.â¦
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Ephraim Schwartz, InfoWorldâs fearless editor at large, has waded into roiling waters once again. Iâm talking about his ongoing coverage of the SKIL (Securing Knowledge, Innovation and Leadership) Bill, which would raise the yearly cap on H-1B visas, allowing qualified foreign workers â many in IT â to work in the States.ADVERTISEMENTNEW IT SERVICES FROM IBM: EASIER TO BUY AND IMPLEMENTDiscover a simpler, more cost-effective way to get the solutions your company needs to grow more flexible and efficient.
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Global software makers are looking to China as a new center for research efforts, seeking to take advantage of cheap programming talent despite nagging intellectual property concerns.