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Maintec to Participate in Indo-American Chamber of Commerce Conference
RALEIGH, NC - November 17, 2003 -
MAINTEC, Inc., an international Information Technology (IT) Strategic Solutions provider, announces its participation in an event that will bring together a prestigious faculty to discuss methods for corporations to improve business and IT processes, reduce costs, and mitigate risk by outsourcing to India.
This executive forum, "The Competitive Advantages of Outsourcing to India", is sponsored by the Indo-America Chamber of Commerce and the Strategic Research Institute and will provide industry expertise and client perspectives on outsourcing to India. This event will be held in Houston, Texas on November 19, 2003, and will be attended by firms such as Exxon Mobil, GM, Marriott, DuPont, Goodyear, Nestle, and John Hancock.
Representing MAINTEC at this one-day event will be Sandy Gareton, Business Development Manager. Upon her return, MAINTEC will host a group discussion with local corporate leaders to share what she has learned at the conference and to discuss if they too should use resources from India to their competitive advantage. The details of this discussion will be announced following the conference.
About MAINTEC: MAINTEC, a minority-owned organization, is a Strategic IT Solutions provider based in Raleigh, NC, with an offshore development center in Bangalore, India. From its inception in May, 1998, MAINTEC's core business has been providing high-quality, low-cost services on the IBM Mainframe Platform, and has expanded its services offering to include Client/Server and Internet technologies.
By allowing customers to overcome the cost and deployment challenges associated with the delivery of enhanced IT services, MAINTEC offers a powerful value proposition that empowers increased revenues, reduced service management costs, improved margins, and ultimately provides competitive differentiation in the market. More information is available at: www.maintec.com
About IACC: The Indo-American Chamber of Commerce promotes Indo-American business relations. This is done through the promotion of bilateral trade, investment and technology transfers and through Indo-US joint ventures in third world countries. More information is available at: www.indous.org
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