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Who’s going to buy cut-price Kyndryl?
Kyndryl: A $19bn business in a critical market, with a remarkably puny market cap of $3.5bnRead More
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We’ve now got to get our sh*t in the cloud, but our data’s still crap…
Regardless of cloud type, we need to change the discussion from applications and workloads to data and architectureRead More
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Accenture, Infosys, KPMG, EY and DXC top the 2021 ServiceNow services rankings
HFS' IT services leader, Dr Tom Reuner has spent the past few months talking with an exhaustive quota of end-customers of ServiceNow, in addition to drilling into HFS' customer perception surveys, to draw up the definitive Top Ten guide to ServiceNow SvsRead More
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The big digital flip: 60% of staff going back to the office
Businesses are struggling to function entirely in the cloud and depend more than ever on a people-driven cultureRead More
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Holy Moly… It’s Rajan Kohli!
Rajan Kohli was promoted to lead iDEAS for Wipro in the recent re-org by CEO Thierry Delaporte... he talks to Phil Fersht about his new role and ideas for the industryRead More
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Why outsourcing has become hot again… and it’s all about automating to get to the cloud
Enterprises are faced with a dual challenge: ring-fencing legacy data centers and processes, while making fresh investments to re-jig critical processes to function effectively in the cloudRead More
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Time for the Foster posture as Mark puts his own stamp on IBM services
Join HFS CEO Phil Fersht in conversation with Mark Foster, SVP of IBM Services, to discuss the tidal push of transformation and your place in it.Read More
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Are you Cloud Native? Of course you’re not… so join us on 21st April
Grab your spot at the HFS Cloud Native digital roundtable on 21st AprilRead More
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Ready to walk the Sanjay way?
Join HFS CEO Phil Fersht in conversation with Sanjay Jalona, CEO of LTI, to discuss LTI’s leading indicator – its capability engine – and the capabilities where he’s “throwing the kitchen sink for the future.”Read More
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The proposed Atos-DXC takeover is papering over some very deep cracks from a bygone era
Rather than getting bigger, these services firms need to spin off their legacy businesses. This proposed merger is illogical.Read More
