Matrix Globals Unique Offshore Development Center In Israel
The core of the Matrix Global workforce is a unique group of approximately 600 professionals
, all women belonging to two orthodox communities in Israel, in Modi'in Illit and Bet Shemesh. These highly educated, carefully selected, and meticulously trained women have very strict and specific social and community needs. By satisfying these needs and establishing the development centers in the midst of their religious community, Matrix Global has tapped into a high-quality workforce available in substantial numbers at competitive rates. The homogeneous religious environment of the development centers has enabled the formation of a pool of qualified technical personnel with a high degree of loyalty and professionalism.
Matrix Global grew from an innovative approach by Matrix IT, Israels largest software services firm, to compete with rivals who sent jobs offshore. Matrix had a different idea: to open a development center in Modiin Ilit, an ultra-religious (Haredi) community approximately 18 miles east of Tel Aviv, which had inexpensive office space and a large pool of educated, but underemployed female workers. From an initial group of just 50 women five years ago, the staff has now grown tenfoldand continued to expand even during the economic downturn of the past year.
Most of the women are native speakers of English and all have degrees equivalent to a BA or technical certificates in computers. Matrix Global provides additional training in specialized technical areas relevant to current and upcoming projects.
Working together with the training and deployment division of Matrix, John Bryce Training, one of the leading technology training centers in Europe, Matrix Global develops short-notice, project-specific training programs custom tailored to the needs of individual projects.
Matrix Global is an offshore development center serving the needs of its customers in different domains software development, business intelligence, and quality assurance.
Additional Matrix Global development centers are located in Eastern Europe, in countries with a tradition of high-quality science and technology education and loyalty to employers.
Last year, Matrix opened its second facility in Bet Shemesh, 12 miles (20 km) from Jerusalem. A third center is expected to begin operations in Haifa in 2010. "Our target is to have 1,000 from the Haredi community working for us within two years," says Matrix CEO Gutman. But he estimates the potential at more than 10,000 workers. With the rabbis sanctioning the entry of women into this field, Israel's high-tech industry may have just found a way to stay competitive.
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