Category: Captives and Shared Services Strategies
Meet Aruna, Capgemini’s kahuna
HfS CEO Phil Fersht talks to Capgemini India CEO Aruna Jayanthi about India's talent and its future direction as a services economyRead More
Mike Sutcliff, Digitally Distinct
Mike Sutcliffe, Group Chief Executive, Accenture Digital, talks to HfS analyst Phil Fersht on the disruptive impact of Digital technologies on Business Services and OperationsRead More
The Ten Tenets Driving the As-a-Service Economy
As the As-a-Service Economy continues to emerge and evolve, it is the belief of HfS that the model will follow ten key tenetsRead More
Shamelessly Shamus: Why Europe is positioned to leapfrog the United States
Did you hear the one about the Mamil (middle aged man in lycra), who got off his bike, donned a suit and tie and joined a Big 4 consulting firm to wax lyrical about sourcing strategy?Read More
ISG, Enlighta and KPMG make the Winner’s Circle for Governance Solutions
Mike Beals talks to HfS readers about his new HfS Blueprint Report, “Shared Services & Outsourcing Governance Solutions"Read More
What’s the real impact of Digital Technologies on Outsourcing and Shared Services?
The business world is fundamentally shifting, but do our organizations really need to reinvent their operating models to stay ahead of the curve?Read More
Outsourcing and shared services investment intentions at record high as the Integrated Global Services model takes center stage
Simply plastering more and more lipstick on the same old pig is eventually going to fail for many as Integrated Global Services becomes the future model of choiceRead More
Parikh preaches, prophesizes and prognosticates… Part 1
Phil Fersht interviews Avasant CEO, Kevin Parikh (Part 1)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
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