ISHIR’s Non-Profit industry practice helps non-profits or non-governmental organizations (NGO) leverage technology to better serve their missions and communities better. We provide non-profit with a wide array of professional, affordable technology consulting and IT services with one goal in mind – to make their non-profits more efficient and better able to focus on their mission utilizing the software they have internally, applications available to them through Microsoft and open source projects for free or reasonable licensing fees.
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Non-Profit Practice
Thursday, June 11th, 2009Making the Right IT Budget Cut
Wednesday, June 10th, 2009In times of economic uncertainty organizations have two fundamental choices: hunker down or strengthen their strategic positions. What is the winning strategy?
High performance businesses invest to strengthen their position through mergers and acquisitions, product innovation and market expansion—even in a downturn. They support their efforts by strategically reducing costs to create cash flow. Rather than make arbitrary cost reductions, these winners develop cost management measures.
On Demand Software Testing
Thursday, May 28th, 2009On Demand Testing is ideal for systems under development and production. On Demand Testing for applications provides on demand functional and performance testing to help make quality assurance affordable. Our testing services are based on source-when-you-need and pay-as-you-go model. Manual, automated, functional and performance testing is performed using industry-leading tools such as Mercury, Compuware, Silk, and other open source testing tools. Testing services are also available for Oracle, PeopleSoft and SAP. ISHIR is a SEI CMMi Level 3 company.
Travel & Hospitality Practice
Tuesday, May 26th, 2009ISHIR has assisted companies within the travel and hospitality industry to successfully solve both business and technology challenges by leveraging innovative use of technology. Internet has increased the pressure on companies to provide direct connectivity into their latest offers, reservation systems to provide real time availability and booking, and to cut costs through operation efficiency and raise top line revenues in the competitive industry. Globalization has increased travel across borders and travelers are beginning to take buying decisions in their own hands and decreasing dependence on travel agents. When consumers plan trips and vacations, they use a wide variety of internet resources to research and book travel, hospitality and entertainment options. And since they sometimes make decisions on impulse, the quality and timing of offers is critical in reaching them.
How to cut IT costs and navigate through Recession
Sunday, January 11th, 2009The dual-shore (onsite/offsite + offshore) delivery model is known to maximize cost effectiveness. It will help you navigate through recession and do more with limited IT budgets, without sacrificing innovation. It will synchronize the objectives of the onsite and offshore teams with regular knowledge-transfer sessions. The main objective is to leverage technology, practices and accountability of the parent organization with the scalability of the Offshore Development Center (ODC) to deliver a sizeable value proposition to clients.
The Dual-Shore model also allows the combination of onshore and offshore programmers, software architects, testers, designers, marketers and project managers. It mitigates the risks and uncertainties of remote development by offering business analysis and project management control at the client site. It also reduces the need to have internal teams work during odd working hours.
