Outsourcing your technology needs can enhance efficiency and increase capacity for innovation by reducing your overall cost of operations.  However, for IT outsourcing, you not only want to reduce your costs but also have a reliable working relationship with your technology provider.  At Aportia, we provide both. 

Why Aportia

Aportia is an innovative and efficient alternative in IT outsourcing.  Aportia provides your company with:
·          Expert engineering resources.
·          Real-time communications. Work with your Aportia team in the same time zone.
·          Lower total cost of engagement.
·          Same day travel. No more exhausting, time-consuming trips.

Expert engineering resources
At Aportia, we have immediate access to over 240 skilled IT profesionals.  Additionally, Aportia is centered in one of the fastest growing technology hubs in the world, Jalisco, Mexico.  Each year, more than 60,000 Mexican IT students graduate from universities prepared and trained for careers in IT. With nearly 500,000 IT professionals already currently employed in the Mexico’s IT industry and with a steady pipeline of graduates entering the market, our strategic location secures our technological growth and access to an ever increasing pool of highly skilled IT professionals.

“Time Shift” Savings
Aportia is located in close proximity to the International Airport in Guadalajara, Mexico and is also in the Central Time zone.  Because time is money and money is time, the ability to call a nearby time zone and/or make a “same day trip” can become very important in situations where saving time is crucial.
  
Lower Cost of Engagement
By engaging with Aportia, you can save up to 20% on the total cost of engagement compared with outsourcing your IT development to Asia.  The total cost of engagement includes the hidden costs of outsourcing, such as: loss of productivity, high turnover rate and the expensive trips required from the Engagement Manager to the offshore locations.
If you factor in foreign exchange rates, your savings can be as high as 40% because the US dollar loses virtually no purchasing power when spent in Mexico.