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The undisputed facts about outsourcing, Part 1: Buyers are saving money, but aren’t seeing a whole lot more
May 29, 2011 No CommentWe would like to thank personally all 1,335 of you who took the time to compete our State of Outsourcing 2011 study we’re conducting with the London School of Economics Outsourcing Unit.
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More large companies are turning to collocation providers to relieve capacity constraints in their data centers, as a way to avoid the high cost of building their own new brick-and-mortar facilities, two studies suggest.
Continue reading Companies which choose to use outsourced IT services need to put plenty of time into understanding the processes involved.
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The last decade witnessed the emergence of global sourcing as a strategic weapon for the C-level to drive operational and financial improvements in IT to increase shareholder value.
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CFOs are increasingly viewing ITO as means to reduce the cycle times of their current transaction processing facilitating a reduction in cost. Corporate governance and compliance can be improved and control over the processes can be increased.
Continue reading The results of All-European IT outsourcing survey conducted by UK-based advisory firm IT Sourcing Europe reveal the growing popularity of nearshore as a delivery model for sourcing software development.
Continue reading Unfortunately, many client organizations do not understand the complexities involved in setting up and managing a business process outsourcing (BPO) deal.
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Offshore outsourcing is that the follow of hiring an exterior association to execute a number of business functions in a state apart from the one where the merchandise or services are literally built-up or manufactured.
Continue reading Offshore Outsourcing unless managed efficiently will not yield reliable results. The following are some tips for successful offshore outsourcing.
Continue reading Despite the maturity of outsourcing practices, a surprising number of outsourcing contracts are poorly negotiated, leading to outsourcing relationships that do not provide benefit to either the client or the provider.
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