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Britain’s outsourcing industry is now almost as big as the financial services sector, generating more than Ј200 billion a year, according to new research by Oxford economics released today.
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The report, called Europe’s Global Sourcing Market: Trends Growth and Prospects, was produced by research firm Everest in collaboration with Egypt’s IT development agency ITIDA.
Continue reading Healey makes an accurate call. His recommendations include more closely vetting potential outsourcing partners and more closely monitoring external service-level agreements.
Continue reading The survey was conducted online in February-March 2011 and completed by the 479 Swedish companies of different sizes and industry sectors.
Continue reading The Dutch IT Outsourcing (ITO) survey 2011 was conducted by IT Sourcing Europe in February 2011 in the frames of the All-European ITO research. The survey was completed by the 469 Dutch companies of different sizes and industry sectors.
Continue reading CIO – Ask CIOs what their biggest professional frustration is and the answer might surprise you. It’s not rogue systems, shrinking budgets or network outages, says the now CEO of xPeerient, provider of an online community for CIOs.
Continue reading IT Sourcing Europe, a UK-based nearshore IT outsourcing (ITO) research and advisory company, has recently completed its Dutch ITO survey, conducted in the frames of the All-European ITO research 2011.
Continue reading According to Tata Consultancy Services, demand across verticals will be “robust” from April 6th, with companies splashing out more on discretionary spending due to higher budgets.
Continue reading The number and value of IT services deals signed globally “exploded into life” at the tail end of 2010, having stagnated for much of the year.
Continue reading Everybody loves a hero, particularly in IT-that talented professional willing to twist himself in knots to please his users and work overtime to get the job done.
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