• Avoiding sourcing catastrophes, Part I

    March 03, 2010 |

    In the world of outsourcing, the stories of catastrophe are legendary, and the statistics on how often it occurs are not very reassuring. What is it about the strategic services sourcing space that makes it so prone to issues? Even if things don’t end in public catastrophe, the stories of mutual success are just not that numerous. The question remains: how does one avoid catastrophe? Read More

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  • Why we’ve formed an analyst organization

    March 02, 2010 |

    Today, Horses for Sources became more than a blog. Today, it becomes an advisory analyst organization focused exclusively on researching global outsourcing strategy. Read More

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  • Buy some innovation right here… just talk to Bob

    February 26, 2010 |

    Eradicating the Innovation Dearth in Business Process Outsourcing: Practical Advice on how to Achieve it. A discussion between Phil Fersht and Bob Cecil. Read More

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  • Phil Fersht, Founder and Chief Executive Officer

    February 25, 2010 |

    As Chief Executive Officer of Horses for Sources, Phil oversees all research, social media and operational areas of Horses, and is heavily involved with advising clients and driving the research agenda. His specialist coverage areas include finance, HR and supply chain BPO, and he also focuses on industry issues and the convergence of BPO, SaaS and Cloud in a business utility context. Read More

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  • Euan Davis, Managing Director, European Research Practice

    February 25, 2010 |

    Euan Davis is Research Vice President at HfS Research, where his prime focus is overseeing a leading-edge research agenda in the areas of services integration, IT services and Business Process Outsourcing. He also has a specific focus on the European region, in addition to having a global mandate. Read More

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  • Jamie Snowdon, Principal Analyst, Market Sizing and Forecasting

    February 25, 2010 |

    As Principal Analyst for HfS Research, Jamie focuses on developing market size data models and forecasting, supporting ITO and BPO price benchmarking analysis, in addition to contributing to HfS written research. Read More

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  • Brian Robinson, Senior Analyst, Outsourcing Strategies

    February 25, 2010 |

    As a Senior Analyst for outsourcing strategies, Brian Robinson provides support across many of HfS Research's clients. His core focus is helping buy-side organizations develop smart global sourcing strategies, evaluate service providers and benchmark many pricing components of their sourcing options. Read More

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  • Reetika Joshi, Contributing Analyst, BPO Strategies

    February 25, 2010 |

    Reetika Joshi is a Senior Research Analyst at ValueNotes Sourcing Practice. She currently tracks the outsourcing industry, with a special research focus on the fast-growing technology-enabled learning segment. She contributes regularly to HfS Research's BPO research coverage, in areas such as analytics and vertical processes. Read More

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  • Deborah Kops, Contributing Analyst, Sourcing Change Management

    February 25, 2010 |

    With experience as a corporate managing director, consulting partner and provider, Deborah has a unique perspective on the major challenge to outsourcing and shared services implementation—effectively and sustainably changing the way people work in light of the myriad implications of sourcing—new relationships, different cultures, enhanced technologies, different delivery locations, new cost structure, changed workflows, focus on the customer, increased quality, introduction of commercial structures, and other considerations Read More

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