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Looking to minimise costs on your outsourcing deals? Lawyer Simon Briskman offers a few tips on how to do it.
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EMRG invites you to join us for an interactive half-day masterclass that looks at how BPO is moving up the value chain.
Continue reading A few months ago, Gartner’s Robert Brown, Research VP, authored a report entitled “Business Process Outsourcing Vendor Consolidations: Is Your Contract at Risk?” in which he says that he expects a full quarter of today’s top 20 BPO providers will not exist (in their current entity) by 2012.
Continue reading The IT outsourcing sector is expected to grow next year, according to the latest report from Research and Markets.
Continue reading Shared Services & Outsourcing Week India 2009. December 1 – 2, 2009. Bangalore, India
December 1, 2009 No CommentShared Services & Outsourcing Week India 2009 aims to bring more than 30 of the industry’s best minds who will be sharing their expert opinions and real-world experience to help you make the next steps for your organisation’s outsource strategy.
Continue reading Could some of the big names in outsourcing be among the victims of the much-hyped shift to cloud computing?
Continue reading The outsourcing model adopted by Indian IT service providers for the U.S. and North American markets is “not working” in Continental Europe, according to a recent survey of the industry in Europe conducted by Forrester Research.
Continue reading Webinar: The Future of Outsourcing – What to Expect in 2010. November 19, 2009
November 18, 2009 No CommentJoin leading outsourcing buyers, advisers, attorneys, deal makers, and influencers for a real-time assessment on upcoming outsourcing trends, projections, opportunities and threats.
Continue reading S&T Romania remains 2009 the top local ERP Services provider.
Continue reading Viewing Outsourcing – The Role of Partnership to Some Firms in Global Outsourcing Business
November 16, 2009 No CommentNowadays, dealing with outsourcing is a little bit easier and accessible despite the fact of the raging economic downturns.
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