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2009 should be a busy year for transformation, according to our experts. This story explains how business transformation outsourcing will impact buyers, suppliers, and the deals themselves. It also includes a formula for success in today’s business climate.
New influences on outsourcing in 2009 include such factors as SOA, green IT, and the convergence of technology and business processes. Each will impact the value proposition and decision making. Here are the insights that will help to prepare your company for these impacts.
Companies are facing new considerations in their decision making at different points in the life cycle of outsourcing. Pricing models, controllability of offshored work, managing outsourcing relationships, and a new source of value creation will impact decisions in 2009. But the biggest impact on decision making will come from a watershed event regarding platform BPO, which occurred in 2008. Here’s what you need to know to be ready for outsourcing decisions in these aspects.
The industry is now beginning to approach infrastructure from a stronger process orientation. This will dynamically alter the value proposition, offerings, pricing, and other aspects of infrastructure management. It is also causing infrastructure process reengineering. Here are the insights you need for outsourcing infrastructure over the next few years.
HRO and talent management processes are taking some dramatic turns. Here are the insights you need to know about what’s happening with the value proposition in both of these areas and how decision-making needs to be altered going forward.
The U.S. economic problems have impacted outsourcing in several ways, as has the increased focus on innovation and R&D in outsourcing arrangements. Both are affecting the initial stages of outsourcing decisions. Here’s a look at these trends and how they may affect your company.
What a year! The U.S. economy changed radically. Industry consolidation became the hallmark of the supplier landscape. Here’s what happened, along with some guesses about how these events might impact the industry in the next 12 to 24 months.
The midmarket has become the next Holy Grail of outsourcing. This article describes the three reasons why the midmarket will be hot in 2009. It outlines how buyers are driving the market and why suppliers are now finding this market profitable.
With ever-shortening product and technology cycles, companies need nimble, responsive workforces now more than ever. This paper looks at ways to keep talent management linked to business performance in a changing world.
The mortgage banking industry needs to implement strategies to reduce costs, achieve greater efficiencies and productivity, and innovate to attract and retain customers–doing more but with less capital. Mortgage bankers also need to be able to respond aggressively to a rapidly changing marketplace. This paper discusses a way to address the mortgage banking industry’s operational [...]
The tools available to help manage the six phases of the software testing process do not meet all the challenges. They are aimed at test execution and don’t eliminate subjectivity, so errors occur in testing. They also are not applied toward optimzing the testing cycle and don’t deliver productivity improvements. Wipro has developed an award-winning [...]
It’s about integration – improving the customer experience and optimizing the achievement of a company’s strategic objectives.
CompuCom offers strategic IT advice in their white paper geared at helping companies weather the current economic slowdown.
In offshore outsourcing it’s rarely a good idea to “put all of your eggs in one basket.” The key is finding the right solution for a business’ needs.