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Satyam - the next chapter
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The day after Tech Mahindra's acquisition of Satyam received approval, sourcingfocus.com asks what it means for the companies involved, the industry and Satyam's customers.
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Northern Ireland:  A risky venture?
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sourcingfocus.com asks whether the recent violence in Northern Ireland will have any affect on the country's outsourcing industry
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For whom the bell tolls
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2009’s outsourcing Black Book and what it means for outsourcers
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Online brand threat requires a new approach, says Ovum
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Ovum discusses the changing environment for IP and copyright protection brought on by the continued growth of Web 2.0 technology
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Shared services gaining momentum in Europe’s public sector
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The adoption of shared services programmes among European governments is going to accelerate over the next few years, according to new research by Ovum.
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Credit crunch drives financial services outsourcing demand, says MCA
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A new report from the Management Consultancies Association (MCA) based on a survey of British Bankers’ Association (BBA) members, has found that the credit crunch will drive a new wave of outsourcing and offshoring in financial services.
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‘Megadeals’ fall off as companies look to multisourcing, says Gartner
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As companies continue to move to using multiple providers for their outsourcing services, the number of reported "megadeals" (those worth over $1bn) awarded to a single service provider has declined, according to a new report by Gartner.
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Indian businesses taking the lead, says BT Global Services
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British companies are falling behind their developing economy competitors when it comes to taking calculated risks, according to a new study from BT Global Services.
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Global sourcing on the rise, says PricewaterhouseCoopers
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Global sourcing in the retail and consumer sector is thriving, but many companies are not particularly clear on their cost savings nor are they confident of product safety and other risks, according to a survey launched today by PricewaterhouseCoopers (PwC).
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Capgemini: good results fuel more Indian takeover talk
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Capgemini's full-year results are good, but analysts see underlying problems. Is an Indian takeover really as crazy as Capgemini's CEO believes?
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