Inatech Opens Scottish Outsourcing Office

London, United Kingdom, February 13, 2009 --(PR.com)-- Integrated systems specialist, Inatech, a Calsoft Group company, has opened an office in Scotland to provide clients with much sought-after skills and offer innovative business solutions delivery services. Inatech recognises the need to bring new IT talent to their already successful business operations with the move creating a satellite offshore office in Scotland that will further improve Inatech’s ability to support customers, bring new services to the Scottish marketplace and increase the opportunity to compete across the globe.

This office will bring new jobs to Scotland and provide much needed exposure to global market operations for talented and enthusiastic Scots. The new office provides current and prospective Scottish clients with access to local, highly qualified industry specialists. It also enables the Scottish Marketplace to improve project scalability, balancing local resources with skilled specialists from an extended international resource pool.

Demand for cost reduction initiatives and systems integration is driving the technology agenda. However, budget limitations mean organisations are looking for increased value from reduced spend on IT during the recession. As a Microsoft Gold Partner and Oracle Certified Advantage Partner, Inatech provides the capacity planning model to support effective and successful business improvement projects through cost-sensitive, effective partnering - ensuring any budget can deliver real business value.

Inatech’s blended service approach means smart partnerships for businesses and IT companies requiring immediate, cost-effective resources for complete systems development and implementation. Scottish businesses will have the opportunity to engage with Inatech to maximise project efficiency, improve speed of delivery to the business and install flexible, scalable, integrated solutions for local or global operations.

“Skills and experience in modern-day techniques such as Service Orientated Architecture become immediately accessible from our broad resource pool” said Vedante Srihari, Inatech’s managing director. “If you want it now, we have the teams with the experience to be there on demand.” The new model of specialist and generalist services offers fixed costs, fixed time frames and draws on international expertise. Britain’s outsourcing services are receiving international recognition for in-demand provision and right-cost delivery during the recession.

“The Scottish office will give us access to valuable skills readily available in the region teamed with our Outsourced Development Centres around the world. Many of our customers seek multi-region and inter-cultural consultancy to ensure IT and communication services are relevant for reaching into wider global markets. The fall in the markets is requiring businesses to make significant changes to meet cost-reduction, data transparency and accessibility requirements. Streamlined integrated IT systems are popular options helping customers remain competitive and agile. Scotland will give Inatech the opportunity to draw on a new extended pool of experience and skills as we expand our workforce in the UK.”

The office will be based in Edinburgh to capture customers and talent in the north of Britain as the second stage of Inatech’s expansion strategy. The office will be managed by David Gardiner, Microsoft Solutions Architect, and Simon Ellis, CTO and EMEA Director of Custom and Product Development.

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