Outsourcing
CIO Profile: P&G's Dave Ubachs on supplier management and mergers
Global integration projects require epic scale supplier relationships
Dave Ubachs deals with the world's biggest suppliers on a global scale. For many, he is their number one customer. more...
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Davos notes: Merkel and Cameron are both right over Europe
Can two apposing views both benefit the economic health of the union?
For Infosys VP BG Srinivas, the turmoil in the Eurozone will have repurcussions all over the world more...
Davos notes: Reskill for a flat world
Globalisation is a keynote topic at this year's World Economic Forum
Infosys VP BG Srinivas on the hot topics of the second day at the global economic melting-pot in Switzerland more...
Contracting is a liability
Deciding who is liable for what is the sticking point of many an IT contract, but a balance can be found
Deciding who is liable for what is the sticking point of many an IT contract. A balance can be found more...
NHS CIOs: Why is 2015 is your Year Zero
NHS CIOs need to start thinking about their post-NPfIT world now
The National Programme for IT is grinding to a halt, it will take some time for existing contracts to come to an end. NHS IT leaders need to be thinking now about what will replace them more...
CIO Profile: Newham Council's Geoff Connell on the borough's 2012 transformation
Making the most of the Olympic Games and beyond
The veteran IT boss of one of the most disadvantaged boroughs in London is positive that its fortunes are on an uptick more...
CIO Profile: Thomson Reuters' Jane Moran on application rationalisation
For the financial information giant, supplier relations are a key factor in its recent merger
Thomson Reuters CIO explains the technology strategy behind the recent merger more...
Happy New Year for the CIO on a tight budget
Why SaaS has at last become a big-league pound-stretcher
Christine Hodgson of Capgemini on why SaaS will be the answer to CIO's 2012 New Year's budget resolutions more...
Retail slump: can technology stop the slide?
As consumers tighten their belts, retailers are increasingly looking for IT to make it easier to spend in stores
As consumers tighten their belts, retailers are increasingly looking for IT to make it easier to spend in stores more...
BT Global Services recovery: the deals that made it work
CEO Jeff Kelly steers BT's outsourcing division into new markets and back to growth
Current CEO Jeff Kelly joined BT Global Services in early 2010 and said the key objectives of his tenure were to get the cash flow positive and then return the division to growth by 2012 or 2013. He appears to be on target. more...
Outsourcing news
BT Global Services narrows loss
But no mention of cancellation of NHS IT programme
But no mention of cancellation of NHS IT programme more...
Indian outsourcer HCL to hire US and European workers
Global ambitions will require 10,000 new staff, according to company
Global ambitions will require 10,000 new staff, according to company more...
Outsourcing deal size in long term decline
Analysts claim age of the mega deal is over
Analysts claim age of the mega deal is over more...
NHS signs £74m deal with Atos
Aim is to simplify and improve collaboration and replace CSC
Aim is to simplify and improve collaboration more...
Industry reacts to Barack Obama offshoring reduction plans
Signs of a turn in the IT services market from offshoring to domestic providers
President Barack Obama is targeting a reduction in the usage of offshoring by US companies. more...
IBM makes modest revenue gain
IBM falls slightly short of analyst expectations for its fourth quarter 2011 results
IBM falls slightly short of analyst expectations for its fourth quarter 2011 results more...
London councils in joint tender for £1.4bn back-office services
Pan-London contract aims to streamline processes, increase efficiency and cut costs
Twenty London councils have announced a framework contract for back-office services worth up to £1.4 billion, in a bid to improve efficiency and reduce costs. more...
Co-operative Bank renews services deal for IT transformation
Steria retained until 2014
The Co-operative Bank has renewed an IT services contract with Steria, as it continues on a £700 million transformation programme. more...
FBI chooses Accenture to modernise its HR systems
Accenture will oversee installation and support to the US Federal Bureau of Investigation's HR systems
IT outsourcing company Accenture has been awarded a Blanket Purchase Agreement to install an enterprise resource planning (ERP) system, to support the FBI’s Human Resources Information System (HRIS). more...
Atos acquires 50% stake in events IT firm MSL
Olympic IT provider targets further events growth
Atos has acquired a 50 percent stake in MSL Group, in order to bolster its specialist IT capabilities for large events. more...
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