Favorable Time Zone: Belgrade is in the same time zone as Brussels. So no time difference such as one would experience with the US or Asia. In addition, support services have night shifts which guarantee an around the clock service. 

Quality Human Resources: The quality of Serbia’s intellectual capital is based on extensive relationships with Western economies stretching back decades, as well as an educational system generating fast-learning, multilingual, IT-literate people. In recent years, the number of university graduates has grown at an annual rate in excess of 15%, averaging over 16,000 per year

Partnerships with local Companies: Solidum nurtures relationships with over 30 peers in the region. These include other Outsourcing and BPO companies as well as a pool of recruiters. Combined with Solidum's own recruitment specialists, this assures we always find the right resources, within days or weeks, not months.

High English Proficiency: English is taught straight from the first grade and the age of seven. English, French, Russian and German languages are mandatory subjects throughout primary and secondary education in Serbia as well as at the universities with a special focus on vocabulary used in the specific scientific areas being taught.  The result is that university educated people nearly all speak English, and to a high level as well. The language barrier is virtually non-existent in Serbia. 

Excellent Work Ethics: Serbia is a modern European country and its culture is similar to other continental cultures. This implies that work ethics are considerably high and more than acceptable for any Western franchise. In their strive to improve their living standard hard and ethical working is the common professional attitude.

Low Cost: the purpose of outsourcing is to cut the operational costs, preferably without compromising on quality. In this sense, the Serbian IT sector excells. In the ranking of 46 European and transcontinental countries by monthly average wage Serbia still find itself last among SEE countries.

Close to EU: Belgrade is within two and a half hours from most major European cities (Brussels 2h 15 mins, Berlin 1h 45 mins, Amsterdam 2h 45 mins).

Local IT market is quite advanced in some areas (banking, electronic transactions and communications).

The Government aims to increase the number of additional skilled IT workers to 5,000 per year

Serbia is a strong candidate to overtime join the European Union.

Foreign direct investments (FDIs) in Serbia reached 3 billion euros in 2018. 

Serbia’s tax regime is highly conducive to doing business. VAT, salary tax, and social insurance contributions are very competitive.

Rule of law: legislation is for the most part in accordance with EU laws.

Data Protection: Outsourcing to Serbia implies safety of your data. Data is protected by the local laws on a similar level as in the EU.