Paavo Pauklin

Executive Board Member

Paavo Pauklin is a renowned consultant and thought leader in software development outsourcing with a decade of experience. Authoring dozens of insightful blog posts and the guidebook "How to Succeed with Software Development Outsourcing," he is a frequent speaker at industry conferences. Paavo hosts two influential video podcasts: “Everybody needs developers” and “Tech explained to managers in 3 minutes.” Through his extensive training sessions with organizations such as the Finnish Association of Software Companies and Estonian IT Companies Association, he's helped numerous businesses strategize, train internal teams, and find dependable outsourcing partners. His expertise offers a reliable compass for anyone navigating the world of software outsourcing.

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Netcorp

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Paavo Pauklin

Education

University of Tartu

Expertise

Remote Work

Web Development

Software Outsourcing

VelitSoftware Developement

IT Outsourcing

Publications

Software Development Outsourcing: from 2023 and beyond 10 Must-Do Activities to Start Working Remotely Avoid These 5 Mistakes in Software Development Outsourcing Has Recruiting Developers Become Easier?IT Expert: Many Have Put Software Development on Hold in Estonia. This Can be a Big Mistake Software CEO: Layoffs Can be Necessary, But They Can Also be Destructive

Presentations

How to Find Developers (Finnish)Managing Software Teams in Remote Work Mode (Finnish)Getting Global Talent to Scale Up Your Startup by Outsourcing (English)Podcast Episode “Everybody Needs Developers”Tech in 3 minutes: Multicloud vs Single Provider Cloud Environment

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AI-Generated Code Statistics 2025: Can AI Replace Your Development Team?

July 30, 2025

Has Covid-19 Made It Easier to Recruit Software Developers?

April 27, 2020

Shortly after the crisis began, rumors began to spread that it would be easier to recruit developers in the domestic market. But what has become of this rumor so far?

Save millions by Outsourcing from Poland

May 4, 2020

If you are relying on local software companies to develop business-critical software, you probably receive a huge bill every month. You must wonder, is there a cheaper alternative?

Buy Software From Local Vendors! (If You Can Afford It)

May 29, 2020

Redundancies, letting people go, and replacing local vendors with outsourced cheaper developers are obvious ways to cut costs during crisis times.

Could The (Startup) Redundancies Have Been Avoided?

June 3, 2020

Many successful start-ups have had large redundancies. Unfortunately, they are probably going to experience a sequel in the coming months. Certainly, it will be an emotionally tough decision, but one that is needed by start-up founders trying to keep their companies alive.

Should You Nearshore Software Developers From Poland Or Ukraine?

June 29, 2020

Eastern Europe is one of the most popular destinations to outsource information technology (IT) projects – particularly Poland, Ukraine, Romania, and Bulgaria. Businesses in Nordic countries often choose software developers from this region for their talent and good value for low prices.

Leaders With These Soft Skills Are Highly Valued By Remote Teams

November 11, 2020

As remote working looks gets more entrenched in our business lives, it’s time to look beyond technical solutions and ask about the crucial ‘soft skills’ that business leaders need to help their teams succeed. What do we need to do, and what should our employees and co-workers expect of us?

Tech in 3 minutes: Multicloud vs Single Provider Cloud Environment

January 19, 2024

Should you go for multicloud or stick to single provider with your cloud environment? When is the multicloud best option? What are the downsides?

Tech in 3 Minutes: Problems when running a Kubernetes cluster

February 1, 2024

Kubernetes makes deployment easier, but with all the tools, once you get a bit deeper, like running a Kubernetes cluster, you easily end up with a new set of problems. So what are the common problems you are likely to encounter and the best tips for avoiding them?