Category: SaaS, PaaS, IaaS and BPaaS
The digital failure of today’s operations talent: two-thirds of enterprises are falling short
A Digital talent crunch is coming and this could get ugly for someRead More
Parikh preaches, prophesizes and prognosticates… Part 1
Phil Fersht interviews Avasant CEO, Kevin Parikh (Part 1)Read More
Why offshoring is hotter than ever
Close to a third of enterprises are increasing the offshore component with their service providers, and a fifth with their own shared servicesRead More
Accenture, Wipro, TCS and ISGN make the Winner’s Circle for Mortgage Services BPO
Accenture, Wipro, TCS and ISGN make the Winner's Circle for Mortgage Services BPO in HfS' latest Blueprint ReportRead More
Defying disruption, or a ticking HR time-bomb? How TCS reduces its average cost per employee by 6.3% each year
Not only does TCS enjoy the highest revenue growth in the IT services industry, it is also the most profitable - so what's the secret sauce?Read More
Europe’s finest enterprise operators take on the USA at the Cambridge University Blueprint Sessions. Who’s sourcing smarter?
This June we are assembling the ultimate pool of European and American services talent to duke it out on the hallowed lawns of Cambridge's Gonville and Caius CollegeRead More
A little bit of HR heaven as Kutik tackles the toughie from Southie
Christa Degnan Manning talked with Bill Kutik about the Extended Enterprise, the Employee Experience, Workforce Enablement, and hybrid HCM systemsRead More
BPO: Pronounced dead, but still very much alive
BPO is just at the beginning of a much more dynamic phase of its existence and it at least three years' away from being put to bed.Read More
Five reasons automation may replace BPO, with Charles Sutherland
Hot on the heels of his seminal report, Framing A Constitution for Robotistan, HfS' Charles Sutherland sat down with Mark Reed-Edwards to dig into the key issues around robotics and automationRead More
The Indian majors double their market share in just four years – what’s the secret and can they be stopped?
It may be harder for some of the traditional providers to fight their way back into the services game than the Indian majors to continue their surgeRead More