A successful digitalization strategy is critical to insurance firms’ survival. This white paper examines effective…
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How healthcare providers are cutting costs and improving patient care by integrating IMS, Compliance, Business…
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More than half of the transactions within the US healthcare industry are still paper-based. In…
Océ Business Services has handled its share of emergencies for Verizon Wireless, including the anthrax scare after 9/11 and the ravages of Hurricane Katrina. And its improved processes have generated savings of $1.5 million rather than the projected $300,000 – exceeding expectationss by 500 percent. Read why this relationship succeeds.
Investors buying loan portfolios want to know about the individual loans in them. Law firms do this for their clients. Before outsourcing, Zarski and Associates hired paralegals who often knew nothing about consumer credit law. Now his supplier iBridge has lawyers in Delhi and Banaglore review the portfolios. I can get an Indian lawyer for $35 an hour and a U.S. paralegal for $50 an hour. Guess which one I’ll take? says David Zarski.
Managed services for document life cycles, mailing and distribution processes, and events planning and support can be just solutions to reduce costs–or they can have significant value-add benefits if the outsourcing provider takes a partnering approach. Read what a difference this approach made for The Coca-Cola Company and the Atlanta airport.
Most corporate, law firms, and hospital libraries are cost centers and must justify their existence and continually reduce or contain costs. Many libaries are nearly dead or need to transform to digital assets. And more companies–like Toyota Motor Sales USA–find they need to create an information archive. Read this story to learn what outsourcing can achieve.
Five trends are reshaping ITO. Hot new markets and business transformation outsourcing are two of the major trends altering the landscape.
Dental offices in Great Britain often are equipped with the newest technology to make dental care as painless as possible. However, dentists were waiting a painfully long time to get paid by the Dental Practice Board (DPB), a governmental agency covering England and Wales.