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Starting an offshore development center (ODC) requires detailed planning and preparation. Here are some steps that can help you get started:

1. Define your goals: Identify the business goals for building an offshore development center. What are the specific objectives you want to achieve, such as cost savings, access to a larger pool of talent, or faster time-to-market for your products and services?
2. Select a location: Poland, Ukraine, Portugal, or the Philippines.
3. Set up legal and financial structures.
4. Hire and teach employees.
5. Define processes and workflows.
6. Invest in infrastructure and technology.
7. Monitor and measure performance.

Starting an offshore development center requires a significant investment of time, resources, and effort. However, you can hire us to make it smoother.

The cost structure of an offshore development center (ODC) can vary depending on several aspects:

1. Infrastructure costs.
2. Human resource costs.
3. Communication costs.
4. Technology costs.
5. Legal and regulatory costs.
6. Management costs.

The cost structure of an offshore development center can vary significantly depending on the above factors. However, in general, companies can save up to 50-60% of costs by establishing an ODC in a location with lower labor costs. It's important to perform a thorough cost-benefit analysis before setting up an ODC to ensure that the benefits outweigh the costs.

The total cost of ownership (TCO) of an offshore development center (ODC) will vary based on a number of factors, including the location of the ODC, the size of the team, and the level of expertise required. A thorough cost-benefit analysis can help you determine if an ODC is a viable option for your business. Contact our sales team for a detailed TCO for an ODC in the location of your choice.