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National Life Group was unhappy with its IT supplier. It did not want to alert this supplier it was shopping, so its new supplier had a difficult time pricing the service since it could do no up-front diligence. Both buyer and supplier were surprised at the magnitude of the surprises. But they worked together through the difficult times, laying the basis for a successful future.
August 1, 2008 |
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Royal Bank of Canada had more ADM projects than people to meet the expanding list, requiring it to somehow augment its ADM resources. Offshoring was the answer. However, a few areas of the bank had dabbled in offshoring with mixed results. No one shared learnings across the enterprise or coordinated governance or infrastructure. This relationship with iGATE did both and helped the bank grow.
August 1, 2008 |
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The music industry has changed more in the last two years than the last 20. That made Universal Music question everything about its business, especially since past financial success fostered a culture of focusing on creative flair rather than commercial best practice. Outsourcing its procurement to buyingTeam changed everything…for the better.
August 1, 2008 |
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The province of Alberta deregulated its retail energy markets in 2001. ENMAX Energy, an energy retailer in Alberta, Canada, faced a dilemma: It had a strong presence in the electricity market but its customers wanted a total energy solution that included natural gas. Outsourcing solved the immediate need to add natural gas to the mix and helped ENMAX grow its business.
August 1, 2008 |
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Pharmaceutical sales reps must now be much more efficient at displaying marketing information and retrieving data relevant to a particular physician because they are allowed less time with physicians. Now there’s a cutting-edge closed-loop marketing mobile solution that runs untethered from networks, is available in an SaaS model, and ensures it delivers the content most relevant to a particular physician.
Hospitals are in a highly competitive market, and consumers now expect services that extend beyond quality patient care. Read about the valet and hotel-like concierge services that one outsourcing provider offers and how it benefits patients, their families and friends, hospital employees — and the hospital itself.
When Al Porco became CIO of the Central Brooklyn Family Health Network, the IT department was in need of an overhaul. It didn’t have the tools, infrastructure, or processes to even make a dent. Working with CompuCom, the healthcare facility is now on the cutting edge. This is the story of its metamorphosis.
Each market has its unique challenges, Healthcare is no different. The ever changing state of the art healing protocols, the diverse tools to diagnosis and render treatment, to the many providers who meet the daily test to win against diseases’…How one provider determined and conquered their challenge to meet with success.
Travelers flying in and out of Salt Lake City International Airport love to buy Utah T-shirts. Before switching to a hosted retail software solution, the Air Terminal Gifts stores frequently ran out of stock, thereby losing sales. Today the warehouse delivers stock to stores running low before they run out. Hosting also eliminated both the corporate and store servers.
Sometimes an outsourcing engagement seems like a good idea in the beginning. But later things don’t seem to work as they should. The partners can only find success by reminding themselves why they’re doing business together. That’s when Pinnacle Hotel Management’s suggestions changed Gevity.
Mid-size companies are limited in their ability to drive continuous improvements in cost and performance for strategic sourcing of goods and materials. And it’s too costly for companies to maintain domain expertise in every category of spend and keep up with current market in each area. Outsourcing to Source One solves these problems, and a contingency-based model for pricing based on a percentage of savings achieved provides even more value.
BPOMS, a service provider for mid-market companies, offers tier-one services with a willingness to customize the solution and provide on-demand pricing options.
Cost is only one reason to outsource to Vietnam. Other advantages are a low attrition rate, a cultural penchant for perfection, and a strong work ethic. That’s why Verint continues to increase its work with CSC Vietnam.
In a true outsourcing partnership, each player contributes to the well-being of the relationship. But sometimes the buyer goes the extra mile to take care of the supplier. Read how Ping Identity worked with Luxoft’s engineers to create the best possible outcomes.
ITO 1.0 was largely a move to low-cost-labor countries. Cheap labor was the central tenet, says Timothy Chou of Openwater Networks. He maintains ITO 2.0 is not about sending work to the cheapest supplier; instead, it’s about moving the work to where the best brains are. That’s why his company selected Augmentum to write its software.
Ocean Spray was steamed. The steam generators at its New Jersey plant continually lost pressure, which shut down its packaging operations. Outsourcing its energy management allowed the manufacturer to improve reliability and safety while reducing the cost of goods.
April 1, 2008 |
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