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What does Senpai mean?
Senpai (Japanese: senior brother) was the name adopted by the original team for the founding member of Senpai IT Solutions Siarhei Shandrokha.
What sort of projects do you develop?
We develop most types of IT projects ranging from the small personal websites through to complete automatization of corporate business processes and governmental IT solutions. You can find out more about IT areas covered by Senpai on the Solutions page.
Need a solution for my business, not sure what exactly?
90% of the customers come to us with such the same question, there's nothing unusual in that. The first stage of the project development is the understanding of the customers requirements. Our project manager will meet with you to ascertain your needs, from which he/she will be able to get a better understanding of what the solution should be. Some IT companies charge customers at this stage, but Senpai's philosophy forbids us from doing so.
The cost factor?
Senpai IT outsources each project to our teams of top mark IT specialists. One of our project managers deals directly with the client through the complete lifecycle of the project. This proven process results in the use of the latest technology, improved security and cost effectiveness.
Why outsourcing?
The development of the Internet allows our project managers to use highly qualified IT professionals and solutions worldwide. This makes the process of the project development easier, more convenient and cost-effective.
Outsourcing enables Senpai IT Solutions to use high class IT professionals and to develop multiple projects at the same time using the high-end technologies.
Most IT giants as Microsoft, IBM, HP, Siemens, Datalex, etc all take advantage of outsourcing.
How do I order from Senpai IT Solutions?
- You should contact us by following the simple steps provided on the Solutions page.
- One of our representatives will be in touch with you to discuss the issue in more detail.
- Projects which involve more complex solutions can be dealt with in person by appointment.
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