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May 24, 2005

Russian Programmers Conquer America

The story of two graduates of a Moscow-based institute who conquered America by inventing a unique computer-based image-recognition technology represents a classic example of "the American dream."

May 18, 2005

The Russians are coming

It goes without saying that the two largest hedge-fund markets – comprising the funds themselves plus the consultancies and technology vendors that serve the space – are in the US and the UK.

Dec 24, 2004

Motorola Headhunts Top Staff in Tight Job Market

Expecting a 50 percent increase in orders next year, Motorola announced plans to up its staff levels in St. Petersburg accordingly, putting pressure on smaller software development companies trying to retain staff.

Sep 04, 2004

Face to Face

Recognition, just like 3-D, has long been a favorite Russian direction in technology. The majority of successful projects at Russian computer companies have involved one of these two areas, and sometimes both.

Aug 16, 2004

Offshore: More than Programming

Offshore outsourcing has become a major business issue in the past couple of years, as IT job losses in the U.S. have exacerbated the already sensitive topic of farming work out to foreigners.

Jul 30, 2004

A Common Digital House

Five hundred Russian scientists are working for Intel already, and recently we announced that we would hire another five hundred. They all will participate in research activities to be conducted in Russia.

Jul 07, 2004

Innovation Success Stories - Part II

Western venture capitalists repeatedly declared their genuine interest in Russian scientists and researchers but had no dealings with them, at least not in Russia itself. Things seem to have changed this time.

Jul 02, 2004

The Opening Lines of Innovation Success Stories

We had long hoped to hear success stories from the winners of the Russian Innovation Competition. Yet this year when participants began to succeed right after the winners were announced, we could hardly believe our ears.

Mar 05, 2004

Want Innovation? Hire A Russian

Korean companies are cashing in by signing up low-cost engineers.

Dec 11, 2003

Perestroika by PowerPoint

Promoting Russia's technical expertise - rather then tax breaks - is needed to develop the country's IT sector.

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