Incepted in the year 2006, Evon Technologies has come a long way as an offshore technology partner to clients all around the globe. With more than 10 years of experience now as a technology startup accelerator, Evon facilitates staff augmentation and helps startups find business solutions for all their needs by providing services in four major areas:Product DevelopmentQuality Assurance (QA)DevOpsMarketingEvon understands that gone are the days when a large application was attached to the use of tens of servers, seconds of response time, gigabytes of data and hours of outage because of maintenance. Evon provides what the current digital arena asks for:Reach varied mobile devicesProvide millisecond response timesHandle cloud-based clusters running thousands of multi-core processorsEnsure 100% UptimeDeal effectively with data in PetabytesWe take great pride in calling ourselves a technology frontrunner, as our ability to provide latest technology solutions has helped business clients world over carve a niche for themselves and...
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Information technology (IT) departments face many challenges while working on two solutions: Staff Augmentation and Managed Services. Although both are reliable solutions, making a choice between them to achieve your goals could be a difficult task if you don’t already understand how they work and suit different project requirements. Read further to have a better understanding of which one to choose to fulfill your vision and mission.Staff AugmentationMany IT departments prefer to have their own in-house teams for development projects. But, often arises a situation when the in-house team couldn’t fill a gap because of lacking some additional skills that are required to complete a project. This is where staff augmentation comes to their rescue. In staff augmentation approach, an organization ropes in qualified workers from outside to work with its in-house team to cover skills gaps for a specific project. Staff augmentation helps meet deadlines without compromising on the overall... 
