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The end-user, the economy, security requirements and the environment will be among the leading factors influencing enterprise clients’ technology outsourcing decisions in 2009.
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Outsourcing today is synonymous with service providers delivering services from multiple locations worldwide. The increased adoption of offshoring has resulted in outsourcing clients’ businesses being extended into service provider organizations in various offshore locations.
Continue reading The last six months of 2008 was one of the weakest half-years on record in terms of the value of outsourcing contracts awarded in the EMEA region as businesses paused for thought.
Continue reading There are plenty of reasons to be positive about the role that outsourcing will play in the global economic resurgence. Here are some of projections for the industry in 2009.
Continue reading A number of long-term outsourcing deals that were signed at the turn of the millennium are showing the strain of age, technological advances and changed circumstances.
Continue reading The phrase 2.0 has been bandied about since 2004 and it has become the de facto appendage to make a service offering slick, cool, hyped and worthy of attention of media and venture capitalists.
Continue reading Luxoft, a global provider of high-end application and product development services, today issued its annual predictions for the IT outsourcing industry in 2009.
Continue reading Some of the domestic outsourcing companies may have almost got knocked down in the aftermath of the global economic meltdown, but they can’t be knocked out, for sure.
Continue reading The discounts offered by IT outsourcing service providers in the early years of contracts are disappearing because suppliers can no longer afford it.
Continue reading Given the current global financial crisis, we are already seeing companies cut down on IT spending. Most industry observers believe we will see another round of IT cost-cutting in the first quarter of 2009.
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