Global Impact

Aliyance is implementing a scaleable contract engineering organization that serves clients in the United States, Canada and other industrialized nations using a workforce spanning multiple geographies. Specifically, Aliyance has domestic project management that works collaboratively with very low-cost "off-shore" R&D implementation centers (presently in Pune and Chandigarh, India). Aliyance's highly experienced domestic managements have complete client accountability for project management, reporting and execution.

A multi-billon dollar market exists for contract engineering design and implementation services, especially for software applications, embedded software and large computational systems. Thousands of firms cater to these markets. Their sizes range from less than ten staff members, through Fortune 500 scale companies (i.e., Computer Sciences Corp., Microsoft and Accenture).

A large market also exists for contract engineering labor from well educated, but economically disadvantaged regions, such as India, Russia, and parts of South America, and Southeast Asia. While the scale of these foreign IT industries is large and continues to grow robustly, it represents only a very small fraction of the global IT services industry.

International consultancies have an enormous cost advantage over domestic competitors, but they are generally hindered by a lack of marketing prowess and experience, domestic cultural biases, and client uncertainty about project management and reliability. Aliyance solves these problems through its unique organizational structure, experience-derived processes and marketing strategy.

Aliyance International Group, Inc. is part of a vanguard of companies recognizing that modern collaborative technologies over TCP/IP make possible a vast expansion of "cerebral services" (rather than "manual services") from economically developing parts of the world. We believe that the benefit of such global access to labor is very healthy for the IT industries and economies in both the industrialized and the developing nations.

For the developing world export of IT services creates vast new revenue opportunities, encourages expansion of domestic educational initiatives and improves overall literacy. For the US and other industrialized nations, desperately needed intellectual labor is provided. These nations cannot produce enough technology workers, and therefore traditional labor issues (job loss) are not a significant concern. Furthermore the labor is accessed without necessarily requiring transplantation/dislocation of individuals and families.

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