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Jul 14, 2006

Outsourcing Industry To See Gains: Analyst

Restructuring in the outsourcing industry will benefit companies that specialize in offshoring, business processing and high-end consulting.

Jul 10, 2006

IT Outsourcing And Recruitment Concerns

IT outsourcing is continuing to gain momentum around the world, with businesses increasingly relying on the strategy to tackle recruitment problems.

Jul 05, 2006

Easing IT Burdens with On-Demand Software

On-demand software, software as a service (SaaS), hosted software — call it what you will, but it's certainly changing the nature of IT.

Jul 04, 2006

'Multisourcing': The New Outsourcing

Wellington lawyer Stuart van Rij says there is a growing trend towards managing outsourcing contracts directly, even where multiple vendors are involved. He is concerned that this approach brings with it additional risks.

Jun 30, 2006

Outsourcing Still Popular With European Firms

Outsourcing is the 'in thing' for European companies who farmed out USD40.5 billion worth of services last year, according to new stats.

Jun 27, 2006

Outsourcing 'Needs Direction'

Outsourcing parts of your business require a lot more work and organisation than most businesses think, according to IT expert Elaine Axby.

Jun 27, 2006

Rising Salaries Threaten Indian IT

Soaring salaries and poor quality of manpower are prompting foreign firms to shut their outsourcing operations in India although there is no cause for alarm yet, officials and analysts say.

Jun 09, 2006

IT Outsourcing Draws Interest From Utility Companies

Suppliers of electricity, gas and water are reportedly spending more on IT and technology than the national average.

May 23, 2006

U.S. Companies Benefit from Outsourcing Experiences, Plan to Expand Efforts, Capgemini Study Shows; As Companies Accelerate Outsourcing Plans, Executives Demand More Options.

May 22, 2006

Indian Outsourcing Industry is Headed For a Crash And an Outright Depression – Here Is Why.

Indian outsourcing industry is headed for a total and permanent collapse.

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