Behind Closed Doors: The Dangers of Relying on In-House Platforms for Business Success

Setting the right strategy for a company is indeed only half the battle against the competition in today’s volatile digital world. A reliable model is also necessary to be able to translate these goals into actions that are carried out by everyone throughout the organization on a day-to-day basis.

There is usually a reason for that and that is when an operating model comes into play.

Based on this thought, companies should create a “dynamic operating engine” that ensures that cutting-edge business processes, whether it is in the supply chain, finance, sales, human resources, and so on, are high-powered and dynamic, and provide the organizations with the greatest possible return on investment. 

The majority of business processes in companies evolve organically and slowly over time, and this in turn easily inhibits the ability of new, digital players to compete on a level playing field with established companies.

The software development outsourcing industry has proven to be highly flexible during the recent economic crisis caused by the pandemic in 2020. 

Due to its flexibility, organizations were able to scale resources quickly to achieve quick results while also setting long-term, strategic goals. It has been estimated that in 2021 there will be a 5.5% increase in worldwide spending on IT outsourcing services, according to Gartner.

Rather than handling a project internally, a par

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