Luxoft

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Luxoft is a Russian software developer and IT services exporter. Spun out as a subsidiary of the Russian IT services business, IBS Group, in 2000, Luxoft has offices in the U.S., U.K., Russia, Ukraine and Canada.

Luxoft provides a wide range of custom software development services for IT solutions on various platforms and technologies, based on a branded offshore engagement model. Luxoft was the first in Europe to achieve a Level 5 CMMI quality appraisal.^[1]

Luxoft enjoys long-term business relationships with clients across IT, Manufacturing, Energy, Aviation, Finance and Government sectors including some of the best-known Fortune Global 500 corporations such as Boeing, Deutsche Bank, IBM, and Dell, according to its website. Luxoft also works closely with many mid-size growth companies and ISVs.

In "Angling To Be The Next Bangalore," a 2006 article part of a BusinessWeek cover story on outsourcing,"^[2] Luxoft was highlighted for its work: "None has yet matched the success of Moscow's Luxoft, which snagged high-profile jobs developing a document management system for Boeing (BA ) and a sophisticated customer management tool for Deutsche Bank."

1 Industry Recognition
2 Operations
3 References
4 External links

[edit] Industry Recognition

Luxoft has received industry recognition for its work. The International Association of Outsourcing Professionals (IAOP) named Luxoft as a Rising Star in the IAOP's Global Outsourcing 100 in 2006 & 2007. The Global Services Magazine named Luxoft to its Global Services 100 in 2006. And Luxoft was named as the world’s #1 IT Outsourcing Product Engineering vendor by the Black Book of Outsourcing.

[edit] Operations

Luxoft runs research and offshore development centers in Russia (Moscow, St. Petersburg, Dubna, and Omsk), Ukraine (Kiev, Odessa, and Dnepropetrovsk) and Canada (Vancouver).