What is the meaning of "as it does"?

it's used in this case as emphasis...you do tend to see this in older texts

It takes 9 seconds for yahoo answers question to display for me to be able to click on [add your answer] button. is my computer slow??

Well, what you were reading sounds a lot like an older book. And older styles of writing involve (as they do) beating around the bush. As in, they dilly dally around and don't say things point blank. It's pretty much a phrase that I would use when trying to be snide and still getting my point across. Try reading the sentance as"Our integrated approach, involving creative outsourcing solutions and fast feedback loops, is a..."
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