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Mixed results have shown that offshore IT outsourcing — all the rage for the past decade — has over-promised and under-delivered.
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Offshore outsourcing killing innovation? Time to change that record, please Professors…
July 25, 2011 No CommentThe problem is that the argument being made, that outsourcing higher-end, higher value business processes will lead to erosion of the ability to innovate is at once obvious and flawed.
Continue reading Perfectly organized BPO services help companies manage their non-core business processes and back office tasks in an efficient manner and streamline business functions.
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Outsourcing to Romania may be one of your business major positive turn. Even amid these uncertain last two years the “Global Services Location Index” 2011 places Romania on the 25th rank in the world top.
Continue reading The Ultimate State Of Outsourcing, Part II, June 19th at 9:00 AM Eastern Time, 2:00 PM UK Time, 3.00 PM Euro Time
July 19, 2011 No CommentJoin us for the second part of our State of Outsourcing presentation. This time we’ll expand on additional topics – and at a Euro-Asian friendly time!
Continue reading With outsourcing there is no calm, relaxing “summer break.” You are either in your deal, in a new deal, or you have to run things yourself.
Continue reading The global economic meltdown late in 2008 shook almost every industry imaginable except for the outsourcing industry, which remained sturdy and unaffected in the heat of financial flight.
Continue reading MERA, an Eastern Europe’s leader in software R&D services for Telecom, Datacom and Media, has made it to the Global Services 100 list for the 5th year in a row.
Continue reading Artezio is selected to the Global Services 100 world best ITO-BPO providers
July 13, 2011 No CommentGS100 is the annual survey and analysis of the global ITO-BPO industry done by Global Services in association with NeoGroup (formerly NeoIT).
Continue reading The global outsourcing scenario is fast moving and quick changing. It is found that many of the leading companies are now switching away from multiple year mega contracts to single vendors.
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