Category: Robotic Process Automation
Forget the sharing economy, we’re in the uncaring economy
People care mosy about enjoying the outcomes of what they pay for, not the efforts made to achieve those outcomesRead More
#Crazymergerideas – Infopact or Genosys?
What if Infosys and Genpact got a little more intimate with each other...Read More
Our Dallas working summit really rocked… next up Harvard Square!
Highlights from the recent As-a-Service HfS Working Summit in Dallas, TexasRead More
Why Design Thinking can save the outsourcing industry
Without Design Thinking, enterprises are really just retrofitting expensive solutions into legacy processes and likely wasting a whole load of time, resources and money. It all starts with Design Thinking. Read More
Neural Platform Professor, TCS’ Harrick Vin
TCS' mastermind behind its new Neural Automation system ignio, Professor Harrick Vin, talks to HfS' Phil FershtRead More
Why big consulting needs to buy into BPO to address the As-a-Service Economy
Can we really progress in this era of denial and bullshit? Of course not.... we will see a few bold moves to get ahead of this market, and some may well come from this potential marriage of big consulting and big BPO.Read More
Ready for a reality slap around the face with a wet kipper?
The next HfS Service Buyer Working Summit will be held in Harvard Square, Cambridge MA, 1st-2nd December 2015Read More
Sourcing Superman of the Source, Barry Matthews
Phil Fersht interviews Source co-founder Barry Matthews about their merger with Alsbridge and his hands-on experiences of Robotic Process AutomationRead More
The Foundations of the As-a-Service Economy (Part 2): Avoiding getting burned without a burning platform
Operations are becoming standardized, cloudified and robotized - and if we can't reorient our staff to accept this reality and expand their capability horizons, many will be waiting tables, driving ubers or cutting hair before we know it.Read More
The biggest threat to outsourcing’s future: Unfocused and unambitious Millennials
If we don't have succession plans to blood the next generation of talent, we'll just become an industry of old fartsRead More