Ingersoll-Rand discovered using an ASP to monitor and resolve IT trouble tickets not only removed the middleman but offered an added bonus: it provided coverage on week-ends and holidays
Application Service Providers (ASPs) attracted more attention than anything else in outsourcing in 2000. Kirk Krappe, senior vice president of products and markets for Corio, Inc., one of the industry’s pioneers and leading ASPs, predicts even more incredible growth in this arena for 2001.(outsourcing, asp)
Corio, Inc. was a PeopleSoft pioneer. Now it is expanding its product line to become a full service ASP provider. We want to provide everything a business could need, says Chris Casanega, senior director of marketing for the San Carlos, California ASP.
The Blurring Line Between ASPs and BPOs…Charles Darwin would be jealous. Analysts today can watch a new species, the ASP, evolve. In these early days the species is exhibiting a wide variety. First, there’s the original stand-alone ASP version. But some ASPs are adding business process outsourcing to their dance cards. A number of markets are converging.
Cap Gemini Ernst and Young (CGEY) has formed a strategic and exclusive relationship with Corio Inc., an ASP with a broad footprint, according to Craig S. Johnson, vice president and director of ASP solutions for CGEY. Corio, which specializes in SAP, PeopleSoft, Siebel, Commerce One and BroadVision solutions, will become the sole ASP provider of those applications for CGEY, who will become the solutions designer and implementer. The consulting firm plans to focus all of its clients’ systems integration and business transformations around Corio’s applications.
Outsourcing ERP: Companies like Clarent Corp. often find themselves in a bind. Clarent is a mid-market company that has seen explosive growth since its inception in July 1996. And the voice over IP technology company expects to see even more growth into the next millenium. Growth is never a bad thing, but finding ERP solutions for a company as dynamic as Clarent can be.
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