AUGUSTA, GA, October 4, 2011 – Mayor Deke Copenhaver and Georgia Department of Labor, Mark Butler, will participate with community leaders in a Ribbon Cutting of the new Development Center of Rural Sourcing on Tuesday, October 4th at 11am at their location in Enterprise Mill.
“I’ve long stressed the focus of our local economic team to strategically approach bringing in quality businesses which can grow and prosper in Augusta as long-term community partners.” Comments Mayor Copenhaver, “Rural Sourcing exemplifies just this type of business and today marks a major step forward for a business the we are all proud to welcome to our great city.”
For more information, please contact Karyn Nixon at knixon@augustaga.gov or (706) 821.1833.
About Rural Sourcing
Rural Sourcing (RSI), backed by Bain Capital Double Impact, is the leading provider of onshore outsourced digital engineering to build, deploy and support digital applications, products and experiences. RSI’s unique onshore delivery model is 100 percent U.S.-based, accessing untapped and underleveraged technology talent in Middle America cities. By providing an alternative to offshore outsourcing, RSI eliminates the obstacles of time zones, distance, language, and geopolitical risks. Scrum-as-a-Service®, RSI’s unique engagement framework for Agile software development, provides rapid and flexible deployment of multidisciplinary teams via an elastic consumption model and predictable monthly pricing. The company provides world-class solutions for technology-centric and Fortune 1000 clients across various industries including Life & Health Sciences, High-Tech, Logistics and Transportation, and Financial Services.
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