Founded 1999 Acquisition date June 24, 2013 | Number of employees 1,000 (2014) | |
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Key people Gordon Brooks (President and CEO), Jonathan Kalman (President, Global Insurance Solutions), Alex Kreymer (COO), David Carpini (President, Commercial Software Solutions & Technology Solutions) Services Advisory Services, Analytics & Data, Omni-Channel & Customer Experience, Core Systems Transformations, and Commercial Software Solutions Headquarters San Francisco, California, United States |
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Exigen Services recently merged with Return on Intelligence.
Contents
- Exigen services latvia st sts par uz mumu
- The exigen services latvia story
- History
- Geography
- Technologies and methodologies
- Industrial
- References
The exigen services latvia story
History
Exigen Group was founded in 1999 by Alec Miloslavsky and Greg Shenkman. They are the entrepreneurs behind Genesys Labs, which has been sold twice for over $1 billion. Most recently, Genesys was acquired by Permira, a leading private equity firm.
The company started with the goal of developing Business Process Utilities (BPU): business process automation solutions for the insurance and financial services industries. Over the years, Exigen Services demonstrated stable growth and expansion to other markets, acquiring IT companies along the way, including SoftwareHouse (SWH), a high-tech research and development firm located in Riga, Latvia; and DATI, the largest systems development organization in the Baltic States.
In 2006, Exigen Services was spun off to form a separate company providing application development services, while Exigen Capital, a private equity firm, focused on IT-based transformation investments.
In 2007, Exigen Services merged with StarSoft Developments Labs, an application outsourcing provider specializing in Agile application development with delivery centers in Russia and other CIS countries.
In 2009, Exigen Services acquired China-based software outsourcing company, Taihoo Technology.
The company also achieved Inc. 5000 rankings among the top 50 fastest-growing companies in the San Francisco area, and the top 100 largest companies by employee numbers. During the same period evaluated by the Inc. 5000, Exigen Services achieved a number of other recognitions for leadership in the application outsourcing industry, including the #1 ranking for software testing and quality assurance services in outsourcing in the 2008 Brown & Wilson Black Book of Outsourcing. The company was also listed on the Global Services 100 and the International Association of Outsourcing Professionals’ (IAOP) Global Outsourcing 100 for multiple years between 2005 and 2008. Exigen Services has been also named one of top 100 innovative service providers in the world as part of the annual Global Services 100 ranking organized by Global Services magazine and the management consulting firm neoIT
In 2013, Exigen Services merged with Return on Intelligence. The company is rebranding to "Return on Intelligence." Return on Intelligence was named to Global Services 100 list.
Geography
Headquartered in Philadelphia, PA, the company operates delivery centers, located in the following cities:
Technologies and methodologies
Technologies used in Exigen Services’ projects include the following:
In terms of methodology, Exigen Services has been using distributed Agile methods, including Scrum, for systems development since 2002. Dr. Jeff Sutherland, an author of the Agile Manifesto and one of the co-inventors of Scrum, has recognized the expertise of Exigen Services in global distributed team management for large-scale Agile projects.
In its Flex-Agility package, Exigen Services combines Agile-based software development with a fixed price services package. This allows requirement changes to be introduced during the project without impacting the original schedule or budget.