EPAM Systems, Inc. is a software engineering and IT consulting services. Its software product development services include product research, design and prototyping, product development, component design and integration. EPAM's custom application development services comprise business and technical requirements analysis, solution architecture creation and validation, development, component design and integration. The application testing services, the company offers software application testing, testing for enterprise IT and consulting services. EPAM's infrastructure management services include applications, database, network, server, storage, and systems operations management, as well as incident notification and resolutions. The company has six operating verticals - Financial Services, Travel and Consumer, Software & Hi-Tech, Business Information & Media, Life Sciences & Healthcare and Emerging Verticals. The company client base, includes majority of Forbes Global 2000 corporations operating across the globe....
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