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Business process as a service (BPaaS) is emerging to be a BPO game-changer reminiscent of Software as a Service (SaaS) a decade ago.
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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.
Continue reading Demand for IT services has helped outsourcing become one of the highest grossing industries in the UK, research has shown.
Continue reading TPI today released data showing relative strength in the outsourcing market in Europe, the EMEA during the first quarter, primarily as a result of the recovery of BPO.
Continue reading 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 Outsourcing business managers, CEOs, CIOs, IT professionals, QA and development leads and call center decision makers are encouraged to attend the first-ever executive level conference examining the rise of Latin America outsourcing.
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Business Process Outsourcing company Infosys BPO Poland has leased 11,500 sqm in Skanska Property Poland’s Green Horizon office project in Łуdź.
Continue reading Most companies that outsourced a portion of their finance and accounting (F&A) functions in the early-to-mid 2000′s generated great savings, but are probably overpaying now for the service levels they are receiving.
Continue reading 11th Annual European Shared Services and Outsourcing Week, May 11, 2011, Amsterdam
April 20, 2011 No CommentSSON’s 11th Annual European Shared Services & Outsourcing Week will feature exciting new thought leaders delivered in an interactive setting with groundbreaking new learning styles.
Continue reading IDG News Service — Setting up offshore IT services and business services subsidiaries has once again become a preferred route for multinational companies wanting to tap talent in low-cost locations, analysts said.
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