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  • Ready for the ultimate robotic process automation debate?

    March 07, 2014 | Phil Fersht

    At long last... we have everything you've ever wanted to know about Robotic Process Automation and never dared to ask Read More

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  • Keshav’s Kingdom

    March 06, 2014 | Phil Fersht

    Keshav Murugesh, CEO of WNS Global Services, talks a little about himself, WNS and his vision for the future of the BPO industry Read More

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  • Automation killed the gamification star

    March 04, 2014 | Phil Fersht

    Even back in '79 the world was already beginning to zone in on the power of automation Read More

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  • Four make Winner’s Circle for Enterprise Mobility Services: Infosys, Tech Mahindra, IBM and Accenture

    February 24, 2014 | Phil Fersht

    HfS launches the first Blueprint Report focused on Enterprise Mobility Services, where Infosys, Tech Mahindra, IBM and Accenture made the Winner's Circle Read More

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  • Are some “independent” analysts the worst offenders of pay-to-play?

    February 22, 2014 | Phil Fersht

    One practice I seem to be exposed to everyday is the blatant opinionating from a host of "independent" analysts/bloggers/pundits/consultants /influencers/journalists etc who all make a living from the dirty vendor marketing dollar Read More

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  • BPO will continue to fail miserably… without a mindset to embrace change, develop talent and tech-enable processes

    February 18, 2014 | Phil Fersht

    Our new "Technology in BPO" study reveals that this industry is on the brink of a significant, radical overhaul to its very core value proposition Read More

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  • Three make Winner’s Circle for Multi-tower HR Outsourcing: NGA, Aon Hewitt and ADP

    February 15, 2014 | Phil Fersht

    HfS announces the first Blueprint Report in HR Outsourcing, with NGA, Aon Hewitt and ADP making the Winner's Circle Read More

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  • Automation: it’s about solving business problems, stupid!

    February 08, 2014 | Phil Fersht

    We asked HfS' Charles Sutherland to share his views on what is really happening with process automation and why is shouldn't be confused with technology automation theories of yesteryear Read More

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  • Five make Winner’s Circle for Insurance BPO: Accenture, Genpact, EXL, IBM and TCS

    February 05, 2014 | Phil Fersht

    For the large insurers, many could go out of business if it wasn't for the savings and efficiencies generated by maturing BPO delivery model - let's take a look at the industry's first meaningful analysis of the innovation and execution capabilities of all the leading service providers Read More

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  • And finally… it’s the year of the Horse!

    January 31, 2014 | Phil Fersht

    Yes - this is the year of the horse, where HfS is going to achieve all of its wildest ambitions Read More

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