Outsourcing IT operations allows a cost-effective access to a deeper and wider range of IT skills, through a whole team of specialized engineers, without having to manage IT resources in-house.

The benefits of outsourcing break down into two areas—the first relates to the quality of the deliverables, and the second relates to reduction of risk during the project:

Improved quality of development work   Specialist resources Experience across multiple projects Experienced project management Existing teams with established software development processes in place Existing development hardware and software infrastructure     Reduced risk of failure   o Reduced cost of development   Tight control over project resource costs Reduced permanent staff costs Reduced training costs Reduced management costs Suppliers with a vested interest in delivering a high quality solution within time and budget agreed Reduced investment in development hardware and software       o Reduced development time   Specialist resources Reduced lead time for recruitment and training Experienced project management Suppliers with a vested interest in delivering a high quality solution within time and budget agreed

Clear definition and understanding of the customer / supplier outsourcing relationship is important to the success of the software development project.

Onsite Development
For customers with highly-specific technological needs or time-sensitive projects, Tabernae has skilled professionals ready to work. We offer everything from onsite consultancy services to professional programmers who can supplement in-house talent—we can supplement your institutional knowledge and offer the ability to rapidly scale up an IT team.

Tabernae's talent pool includes project managers, technology consultants, developers, designers, testers and quality assurance professionals. They are trained to form strong partnerships with IT personnel so that projects are completed on-time with maximum cost-effectiveness. Areas of expertise include relational database management systems, client/server computing, object oriented analysis and development, graphical user interfaces, and Web applications.