More US firms transfer IT operations offshore

Cebu/Philippines (Feb. 04, 2009) – The worsening financial crisis has all the more heightened the urgency among US companies to transfer offshore soon some operations, especially in running their information technology requirements.

Following some ethical issues and personnel attrition problems over the past two years in India, these American companies have increasingly been sending IT work to hubs in Southeast Asia, more particularly in central Philippines.

“We have had a significant rise in queries since the last quarter of 2008,” said Michael Nilles, CEO of AAA Commercial Brokers & Consultancy, Inc. that runs a web and IT outsourcing operations in Cebu, Philippines.

“While we have closed contracts from these queries, we have expanded our web development and IT team to be ready with immediately serving new clients we expect to get soon,” he added.

Nilles said as these US firms first want to cut costs to keep their bottom line as they ride through the crisis, they have seen the need to outsource to a team that can provide them reliable service and who they can trust and build relationship with.

“They want dedicated professionals to handle their IT requirements for consistency, and more importantly with loyalty,” he explained.

AAACBC maintains teams of IT specialists who graduated top of the class from leading Philippine universities who are highly proficient and can equal the skills of those based in the US and leading western countries.

Well-trained, competent and creative who could deliver world-class IT services, they specialize in software development, network development, PHP and ASP programming, graphics design, and web site development and maintenance.

AAACBC pool of IT experts can also handle data management, internet marketing, and online promotion, including search engine optimization and marketing.

Nilles said his all-Filipino IT specialists and analysts are good in English and are excellent communicators, well adjusted to an overseas style of working, passionate in improving their skills and adapt to new technologies to be at par at all times.

“By outsourcing to us, you’ll hire our experts to be at work in your business. This will allow you to hire new employees with better flexibility,” he said.

While AAACBC could manage the IT requirements of large US corporations, the Philippine-based company prefers to handle small and medium enterprises as it could also support them with their non-IT needs.

These include consultancy services in business development, marketing, corporate communication, professional translations covering most international languages, training and professional development, financial management and global trading.

One may visit www.aaacbc.com or send an email to info@aaacbc.com for queries.

Contact Information:

AAA Commercial Brokers & Consultancy, Inc.
Communication Department – Ms Anna Pollok
Phone: 001.646.502.87.18
E-mail: info@aaacbc.com
Website: www.aaacbc.com

This release was published on openPR.