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  • Are you really working for an energized enterprise?

    August 06, 2013 | Phil Fersht

    HfS is asking YOU - the individual worker - what it will take to empower and energize YOU in your business. Your candid, unbiased insights are extremely important to this unique research study, whether you work in sales, marketing, finance, IT... or any other business function Read More

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  • WTF? Does your organization have the Workforce Trust Factor?

    August 03, 2013 | Phil Fersht

    The role of the maturing governance organization needs to oversee the delivery of business outcomes regardless of how/where/why workers are situated, managed and paid Read More

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  • Accenture, Xerox and Cognizant make the Winners Circle to support October’s healthcare chaos

    July 30, 2013 | Phil Fersht

    The three service providers that we found best placed currently to service the healthcare payers are Accenture, Xerox, and Cognizant Read More

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  • Join HfS for some serious onshore Momentum this September

    July 29, 2013 | Phil Fersht

    Momentum 2013 is the inaugural industry event dedicated to one of the most politically-charged and compelling issues in the services business today – domestic sourcing of IT and BPO services in America. And, as you might suspect, HfS will be there stirring things up! Read More

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  • And here’s the 2013 Procurement Outsourcing Blueprint…

    July 24, 2013 | Phil Fersht

    A big congrats to Accenture, IBM, Procurian, Infosys and GEP for making the Winners Circle Read More

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  • Is it time to de-social our lives?

    July 21, 2013 | Phil Fersht

    I would argue that it's actually time to "de-social" our behavior to regain the effectiveness and quality of our interactions and relationships. Read More

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  • Dr Charlie airs the BPO potential of East Africa, Part 1

    July 20, 2013 | Phil Fersht

    How about exploring an entirely new continent for talent availability that can pull an entirely new lever of efficiency and potential value for your business: East Africa Read More

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  • Are you ready for a real Governance Academy?

    July 18, 2013 | Phil Fersht

    We've officially launched the HfS Governance Academy; an advanced series of instructor-led online and classroom-based training services designed to help HfS Research's global enterprise clients govern their outsourcing and shared services environments more effectively Read More

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  • Vicki Phelan, pharma fanatic

    July 14, 2013 | Phil Fersht

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  • Countdown to commodization: Why the Indians need to get on the acquisition trail

    July 06, 2013 | Phil Fersht

    The Indian services business is hurtling toward commodotization, and there needs to be a much more radical play from their ambitious leaders to alter the game. Read More

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