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Neural Platform Professor, TCS’ Harrick Vin
TCS' mastermind behind its new Neural Automation system ignio, Professor Harrick Vin, talks to HfS' Phil FershtRead More
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Our Dallas working summit really rocked… next up Harvard Square!
Highlights from the recent As-a-Service HfS Working Summit in Dallas, TexasRead More
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Sourcing Superman of the Source, Barry Matthews
Phil Fersht interviews Source co-founder Barry Matthews about their merger with Alsbridge and his hands-on experiences of Robotic Process AutomationRead More
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The Foundations of the As-a-Service Economy (Part 2): Avoiding getting burned without a burning platform
Operations are becoming standardized, cloudified and robotized - and if we can't reorient our staff to accept this reality and expand their capability horizons, many will be waiting tables, driving ubers or cutting hair before we know it.Read More
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#Crazymergerideas – Why IBM should acquire TCS
Service providers need to figure out how to blend the best parts of each other to find their path to the As-a-Service EconomyRead More
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Robo-Britannia: Is Britain leading the As-a-Service revolution?
When it comes to being first on the bandwagon for experimenting with solutions that can drive out cost and improve productivity, the UK - amazingly after all these years - still leads the wayRead More
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The industry’s first Workday services blueprint: A new breed of As-a-Service providers has disrupted HR delivery forever
The industry's first-ever Blueprint Report looking at Workday ServicesRead More
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The Four Foundations of the As-a-Service Economy, Part I: Getting your Outsourcing and Talent mix right
We're on a train hurtling towards something resembling "As-a-Service" and we need to make sure we stay on itRead More
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Cognizant, Sitel and TCS rock the retail operations Winner’s Circle
HfS unveils Blueprint Report on Retail Operations ServicesRead More
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Cognizant makes the biggest bet ever by an Indian services provider. This is a big bloody deal…
Cognizant has upped the ante; now it's time for the ambitious providers to open their war-chestsRead More
