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silicon.com > Technology > IT Services

Credit crunch fuels more UK outsourcing

Steady growth as businesses try to save cash Read more

Jul 31, 2009

silicon.com > Special Features > Green IT

Outsourcing: UK carbon control plan needs a rethink

Outsourcing: UK carbon control plan needs a rethink

Government green scheme risks a game of pass the parcel with emissions Read more

Dec 1, 2009

silicon.com > Technology > IT Services

Cultural differences cause offshoring problems

Two-thirds of execs say it's the main reason deals run into trouble? Read more

Jul 17, 2006

silicon.com > Technology > IT Services

Rising wages forcing companies to look beyond India

China likely to be biggest challenger, says National Outsourcing Association Read more

Dec 1, 2006

silicon.com > Technology > IT Services

New MBA to help reduce risk of outsourcing failure

Outsourcing now too complex for existing project management qualifications... Read more

Oct 12, 2005

silicon.com > Management > Public Sector

Indian outsourcers to launch European invasion

Indian outsourcers to launch European invasion

Offshore suppliers to win onshore contracts in 2006, says NOA Read more

Jan 24, 2006

silicon.com > Management > CIO Insights

India will be IT 'superpower' by 2006

India will be IT 'superpower' by 2006

Offshore outsourcing now top IT priority but firms need to deal with PR issue? Read more

Jul 24, 2003

silicon.com > Management > CIO Insights

Outsourcing gongs awarded in London

Financial sector and public sector recognised Read more

Nov 23, 2004

silicon.com > Special Features > SME Procurement

Next up for offshoring: SMEs

The benefits go beyond cost... Read more

Mar 11, 2005

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