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  • The biggest, baddest and boldest bevvy of buyers is back to bend the boundaries of the blueprint in Boston…but hurry as we’re almost out of room!

    September 02, 2012 | Phil Fersht

    We are very close to capacity for our upcoming Blueprint Sessions 2.0 taking place October 23-25, 2012 in Boston event so Register Now to secure your spot! Read More

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  • IBM’s Kenexa acquisition can take the talent conversation outside of the HR department

    August 28, 2012 | Phil Fersht

    HfS believes IBM is likely to be eyeing a further acquisition in the talent management software space as Kenexa brings very strong Recruitment Process Outsourcing competency and IP in employee engagement and compensation, but was still developing out its cloud platform. Read More

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  • Has HP bottled it?

    August 23, 2012 | Phil Fersht

    After a terrible quarter, someone in HP has made the decision to run and hide - to cancel their September analyst event - an unprecedented action for a leading tech services provider to take Read More

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  • Some summer sourcing soundbites for your sensory satisfaction

    August 19, 2012 | Phil Fersht

    Thanks for your support during another scintillating year at HfS. It's all possible because of YOU. Now turn up the volume :) Read More

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  • Why does PwC want an Ant’s Eye View of the world?

    August 17, 2012 | Phil Fersht

    There are all sorts of reasons to dismiss this acquisition – this is neither the first nor the last acquisition we’ll see by big companies attempting to acquire their way into the social business space – but we’re actually guardedly optimistic about this one. Read More

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  • The rise of next-gen marketing outsourcing: digital media operations

    August 14, 2012 | Phil Fersht

    Digital media marketing is in a state of constant change, and most organizations have yet to fully explore the growing potential. Read More

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  • Remember when you were excited to start your workday…

    August 13, 2012 | Phil Fersht

    Life is too short to work at a boring company... Read More

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  • When performance meets innovation…

    August 05, 2012 | Phil Fersht

    When the full moon met the Olympic rings... Read More

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  • Give Infosys a break

    August 03, 2012 | Phil Fersht

    Having petty stories, like this Infosys visa issue, being blown up in the media is only causing negative emotions and xenophobia to be stirred up needlessly in this year's political melting-pot. We operate in a global business climate these days, in case anyone hasn't noticed... it's time to embrace and compete, not resist and fall further behind. Read More

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  • It’s time for YOUR vote… should we drop the word “outsourcing”?

    July 28, 2012 | Phil Fersht

    It's time for YOU to have your say, whether you buy, sell, advise, analyze or influence IT or business services Read More

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