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Three Key Lessons Learned from IT Outsourcing Achievements and Failures
September 9, 2010 No CommentIT Sourcing Europe highlights the three key lessons learned from successes and failures of the global IT Outsourcing relationships from recession till present days.
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The role of IT management and sourcing leaders will be increasingly important in the IT outsourcing industry over the next few years, one industry expert has claimed.
Continue reading The emergence of the public cloud will help drive down costs in the private equivalent, one IT outsourcing expert has claimed.
Continue reading More than half of European organisations plan to increase their use of outsourcing this year, according to Gartner, even though overall spending may not rise.
Continue reading European businesses and organisations are planning on outsourcing more of their technology functions to IT support providers in 2010, a new study has found.
Continue reading Forty percent plan greater use of external services in 2010.
Continue reading Companies requiring IT support but lacking the desire to invest in in-house expertise have been urged to consider the benefits of shared hosting.
Continue reading European companies force their software developers to burn the midnight oil, survey says
September 2, 2010 No CommentIT Sourcing Europe highlights the findings of its ongoing All-European IT Sourcing & Software Development Research 2010 with regards to actions that non-outsourcing companies take to respond to the challenges of the in-house software development.
Continue reading Industry media, especially over the past two years, often points out that a significantly high number of outsourcing arrangements do not deliver the promised cost savings due to “hidden” costs associated with managing the relationship.
Continue reading TPI, an outsourcing data and advisory firm, has come out with its quarterly look at the outsourcing industry for clients, service providers, analysts, and the media, and the results show that the global outsourc-ing industry is still in an uncertain state as a result of the continuing global economic recession.
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