Pros and Cons of Offshore Software Development You Must Know
Offshore software development can supercharge your growth or slow you down, depending on how you use it.
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Nasif leads with a clear mission to bridge the 70% technology gap between Bangladesh and global markets.
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Article Contents
- What Is Offshore Software Development, Really?
- Why Are Companies Turning to Offshore Teams?
- How Is Offshore Different From Onshore and Nearshore?
- 5 Pros of Offshore Software Development
- 4 Cons of Offshore Software Development
- What People Are Saying About Offshore Software Development
- Final Thoughts
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Popular destinations include Bangladesh, India, Vietnam, the Philippines, Ukraine, and Poland. These countries offer skilled software developers, lower labor costs, and growing tech ecosystems.
Risks include communication gaps, time zone issues, cultural misunderstandings, and potential data security concerns. These can be managed with good planning and the right partner.
Check reviews, case studies, and references. Look for clear communication, strong project management, good tech skills, and a willingness to align with your workflows.
It works well for web and mobile apps, software testing, maintenance, MVPs, and tech support. More complex systems can work too with the right setup.
Yes. Many companies like 6sense Technologies, offer dedicated offshore teams who work full-time on your software development project. It gives you better control and long-term collaboration.
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