Portugal has some of the best universities in Europe, recognized in international rankings, allowing young professionals to enter the labour market with many more skills: technical, interpersonal and linguistic.

Encouraged by the education system in Portugal, young students have access to education in other languages in their school career, from an early age to academic training.

Also, in terms of infrastructure, Portugal has been recognised due to the technological robustness from the level of telecommunications, with fast fibre optic networks, to the large storage capacity of servers.

When compared to other countries, Portugal is privileged by its qualified resources at a competitive cost. The same is true for transport, infrastructure and quality of life expenditure in general.

The Service Level Agreement concerns the services that the client company can expect from its supplier, in a measurable and specific way. A service signed in this way presupposes the guarantee of a transparent commercial link in terms of commitment, deadlines, technical support, etc.

According to studies, Portugal is the third safest country in the world to live and work, making it a reference hub in information technology services.