Advantages of Domestic Outsourcing

• Low Cost IT services
• High quality solutions
• Strong project management
• Onsite collaboration
• Ease of communication

Client Spotlight

"In addition to RSI we evaluated offshore solutions and onsite professional consulting firms.  We create a value index to evaluate these companies based on three criteria; knowledge of our client’s business needs, ability to collaborate with our product development team, and total cost to engage.  Based on these criteria RSI scored the highest on the value index and was an easy choice for us."
- Michael Brookman, CEO
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Our Company

Rural Sourcing, Inc. has a vision for the future of outsourcing in America – we call it Domestic Sourcing. Rural Sourcing Inc. (RSI) is the leader in domestic sourcing, a cost-effective alternative to the offshore model for technology development and the ongoing support and maintenance for critical business applications. Our clients range from the Fortune 500 Company concerned with managing total costs and risks, to the small software development company concerned about protecting their Intellectual Property. Throughout the variety of work one thing remains constant – high quality IT services at competitive costs.

Domestic Sourcing offers the best of both worlds, combining experienced onsite professionals with remote development teams located in rural communities across America. This cost competitive service model brings highly skilled developers to your project.

RSI created this innovative model for remote information technology services as it applies to rural America. We see Domestic Sourcing benefiting not only our clients but also providing a real stimulus to the U.S. economy.

What's New

Outsourcing To Small Town USA Friday, July 09, 2010 Rural Sourcing CEO Monty Hamilton discusses outsourcing to small towns in the United States, with CNBC. Read More >

Forget India, outsource to Arkansas Thursday, July 08, 2010 (CNNMoney.com) -- Looking for skilled, low-cost labor? Forget about India and China. How about Jonesboro, Ark.? As the national unemployment rate hovers near 10%, some companies are starting to eye job-hungry areas of the country as prime candidates for the kind of outsourced work that once would have gone overseas. Read More >

The New Polymath Thursday, June 24, 2010 RSI has been profiled in Vinnie Mirchandani's new book, The New Polymath: Profiles in Compound-Technology Innovations. This book categorizes eleven "building blocks" for the new Polymath to leverage its R-E-N-A-I-S-S-A-N-C-E framework, including next-generation analytics, cloud computing, sustainability, and social networks. The author examines over a hundred innovators and demonstrates how they use these building blocks to solve both their individual day-to-day issues and the "Grand Challenges" the world faces. Brimming with examples from a variety of industries, countries, and business processes, the book will inspire you to groom your own New Polymath tools, processes, and ecosystem of innovation ideas. Read More >