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Outsourcing Journal January 2001

 


Outsourcing is Taking Three Forks: Traditionally, outsourcing has been IT oriented. Today, however, outsourcing is taking three different paths.

Megadeals! Last year BPO vendors inked six landmark deals.


ACS - Back to Basics: Companies are getting "back to basics.

CGEY - Outsourcing Grows as Economy Slows: Companies returned to outsourcing in 2000.

Compaq - From Future Shock to FutureSourcing: Buyers want their outsourcing vendors to introduce innovation and add value

CSC - Outsourcing Now Has Ebusiness Component: You can bet ebusiness considerations are part of the contract

IBM - IT Vendor as Change Agent: Buyers are interested in transformation.

PwC - Big Companies Embrace Multi-Process BPO: The trend to outsource non-core business processes is "irreversible".


GM - Equity Creates 'Sticky' Outsourcing Deals: Information technology is moving from legacy information into a commodity.


The Recent Past and the Next Generation of Outsourcing: Wendell Jones

Sorting Through the Rubble: Gartner Dataquest

Double Digit Growth for BPO: GIGA

ASPs Ready for a Consolidation: META Group

Chip Off the Old Block: Adrian Moore


2001: An Ecommerce Odyssey: Richard Raysman of Brown Raysman Millstein Felder & Steiner

Time to Renegotiate: Robert Zahler of Shaw Pittman


Outsourcing's New Risks: Professor James Brian Quinn

 

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