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Shared Services and Outsourcing — Evolution Into a Hybrid Model As organizations are increasingly combining internal shared services and outsourcing models into a flexible, new “hybrid”, TPI examines the steps leading to the development of this hybrid and discusses...08 Apr 2008 | (Thinking Point)
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Everest Research Institute: 2008 Market Predictions ...31 Oct 2007 | (Thinking Point)

Global Market Brief: A Time for Reflection on U.S. Trade Pacts? According to Stratfor, the Central American Free Trade Agreement -- just approved by Costa Rican voters...30 Oct 2007 | (Thinking Point)

Beyond Shared Services: TechVentive Study on Bundled Outsourcing In a special report sponsored by Accenture, Brian Sommer, CEO of TechVentive, Inc., explains how the...24 Jul 2007 | (Thinking Point)

The outsourcing innovation crisis An analysis of the impact of low operating margins on the outsourcing industry.08 Apr 2007 | (Thinking Point)

[SharedXpertise Essentials] Outsourcing lists - Proceed with caution Are the annual top outsourcing provider lists bogus exercises or helpful tools to evaluate the supply...16 Feb 2007 | (Thinking Point) | Deborah Kops

Ben Trowbridge predicts US 2007 trends in the outsourcing, shared services and offshoring markets Alsbridge CEO and Collaborative Outsourcing pioneer, Ben Trowbridge, says, as the outsourcing industry...13 Dec 2006 | (Thinking Point)

Breakthrough improvement: Achieving major productivity gains with early wins Experient Consulting co-founder Michael Markos shares his expertise about Early Win Improvement (EWI),...18 Aug 2006 | (Thinking Point) | Michael Markos

[SharedXpertise Commentary] Are outsourcing advisory reports contradictory? SharedXpertise comments on the seemingly contradictory results of the quarterly outsourcing reports of...08 Aug 2006 | (Thinking Point) | SharedXpertise Editor Commentary

Capgemini: European organizations fail to realize cost benefits gained through outsourcing European companies have gained significant cost benefits from outsourcing low-value IT processes but...24 Feb 2006 | (Thinking Point)

Unisys' 2006 outsourcing trends: Real business metrics and management techniques will replace politics and platitudes New Success Measurements That Drive Global Sourcing Decisions Will Emerge as a Key Market Factor, along...13 Dec 2005 | (Thinking Point)

The future of offshoring Not a day goes by without the national papers reporting yet another back-office or customer contact process...21 Sep 2005 | (Thinking Point) | Amit Badami

Call-handling efficiency at the expense of effectiveness is called into doubt Too much focus has been on call-handling efficiency -- handling the maximum number of calls at the lowest...17 Aug 2005 | (Thinking Point)

Outsourcing Trends & Practices An overview of outsourcing and related processes in 2005 and beyond Despite the recent emphasis on...22 Jul 2005 | (Thinking Point)

The CIO and the outsourced world: adapting to changing business models In an environment where outsourcing specialised technology functions is increasingly recognised as the...07 Jul 2005 | (Thinking Point)

From home to work with a mouse click Heard of homeshoring or homesourcing? No? A pity then. It's a new way of working that is becoming...17 Jan 2005 | (Thinking Point)

Unisys predicts competitors will collaborate in new outsourcing business model The year 2005 will usher in a new era of "co-opetition," where competing organizations join together...05 Jan 2005 | (Thinking Point) | Amit Badami

China could end Indian BPO rule Is India losing its business process outsourcing edge to newer rivals? Telecom expert Sam Pitroda seems...07 Oct 2004 | (Thinking Point)

Trends for the future of shared services Thought leadership in the field of shared services has in past concerned its self primarily with identifying...17 Sep 2003 | (Thinking Point) | Martin Fahy

IBM's PwC acquisition: what's ahead After a surprise announcement, IBM will acquire PricewaterhouseCoopers (PwC) Consulting for $3.5 billion...02 Sep 2003 | (Thinking Point)

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