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By Catherine Tymkiw
Friday, October 14, 2005 |
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Professional services firm RTTS plans to move
its Manhattan operations to a larger space and nearly double
its staff. |
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The company, a survivor of the Silicon Alley
bust, plans to move from its downtown digs at 55 John St. RTTS
founder Bill Hayduk said it's signing a 10-year lease for 7,600
square feet at 360 Lexington Ave. He hopes to add up to 50 new
employees over the next year to the current staff of 65. |
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RTTS provides onshore offsite outsourcing for
Fortune 500 companies, including Merrill Lynch, Pfizer Inc.,
UBS and Pepsi. "We use the exact same formula as in India and
China but using people in the same time zone and the same culture,"
said Mr. Hayduk. |
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RTTS helps large corporations with software
testing and quality assurance. "We make sure their application
does what it's supposed to do on the functional side of things,"
said Mr. Hayduk. It plans to provide value-added services to
give it an edge over larger consulting firms like Accenture,
BearingPoint and Tata. "We're a premium brand," said Mr. Hayduk.
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Since its founding in 1996, the company has added
partnerships with Compuware Corp. and IBM to provide additional
services. |
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©2005 Crain Communications Inc. |
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