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Global Delivery

Customer proximity is essentially the reason for Sigma Kudos’ Global Delivery strategy. We believe in a strong local presence even if some of the project work is conducted elsewhere.

 

Most of our customers are large companies that are, or are becoming, global. These companies require suppliers and partners that can work closely together with them on multiple sites.

 

As our projects are often in close co-operation with our customers’ R&D departments, proximity to our customers is an important part of our strategy. Often, SME competence, project management, and other roles are conducted onsite, while a lot of the actual work is conducted offshore.

Sigma Kudos’ customers are often large companies that are truly global

We have pursued a long-term strategy of becoming a global supplier to our customers. Globalization at Sigma Kudos is twofold: the Global-Local strategy and the Offshore strategy.

 

Sigma Kudos often works as an integral part of our customers’ operations, in close co-operation with R&D departments. Therefore, we aim to have our main sites close to our customers’ R&D premises. We do not hesitate to open an office where there is a demand for our services – which we have proven several times in the past. This is the Global-Local strategy.

 

The Offshore strategy is Sigma Kudos’ strong capabilities and track record of using and integrating a back office as part of Sigma Kudos deliveries. We have routines and processes that simplify the transfer of a part of the work to a region with good access to skilled personnel, good management, and also cost advantages.

 

As a result of this twofold strategy, our offices in offshore regions can be considered a blend of front and back offices – our operations in Hungary and Ukraine directly serve customers in their own markets, but also act as a pool of very skilled personnel for projects in other regions.

 

These back office capabilities are explored whenever Sigma Kudos takes on a project, and where some of the work can be separated from the local site.