5 tips for CIOs to survive outsourcing inflation
IT services costs are rising, in large part due to global talent shortages and shifting economic forces. Here’s how CIOs can keep costs in check.
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7 hot IT outsourcing trends — and 7 going cold
The days of low-cost commodity outsourcing are over. Today’s IT organisations seek stronger strategic partnerships based on value-generating strategies, structures, and incentives.
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Outsource this: how businesses are handing over cloud management to others
Enterprises are increasingly turning to cloud outsourcing providers to manage their private and hybrid cloud infrastructure as they face progressively complex IT environments, according to new research.
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Cloud Plus takes outsourcing services for partners offshore
Brisbane-based Cloud Plus has launched an overseas outsourcing service for partners after witnessing a decline in resources and work ethic in Australia.
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HCL Technologies lands five-year deal with TransGrid
India-headquartered HCL Technologies has won a five-year managed services deal with TransGrid, the operator of the high voltage electricity transmission network in NSW and the ACT.
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What will the Govt’s critical infrastructure laws mean for IT partners?
The Federal Government calls for industry feedback over its proposed critical infrastructure security laws.
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Airservices goes to market for IT outsourcing overhaul
Australia’s Government-owned air traffic control provider, Airservices, is on the hunt for an IT partner to take charge of its technology infrastructure overhaul.
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South Australia coughs up $394M for DXC Technology outsourcing deal
DXC Technology will receive nearly $400 million for the multi-year end computing deal it struck with the SA Government earlier this year.
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Outsourcing deal will impact IT roles, TAL confirms
Australia's largest life insurer TAL has confirmed its partnership with Tech Mahindra will impact a number of roles in its IT function.
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Government won’t outsource Medicare payments system: Turnbull
The rollout and management of an updated Medicare payments system will not be outsourced to the private sector, prime minister Malcolm Turnbull reaffirmed last night.
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Working STEM students may be forced to leave U.S. next year, says court
A federal judge made a ruling this week that could force tens of thousands of foreign workers, many of whom are employed at tech companies on student visas, to return to their home countries early next year.
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As it sets IT layoffs, Citizens Bank shifts work to India via Web
Citizens Bank in Rhode Island has offered its IT employees solid middle-class wages and good benefits, but this slice of the America Dream is ending for many of them.
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INSIGHT: Outsourcing services vs. software - Is there really a difference?
"There’s little doubt agencies of all sizes are fingering their worry beads, even as clients increasingly look for outside help."
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Despite H-1B lottery, offshore firms dominate visa use
Offshore outsourcing firms that do most of their work in India remain the largest users of the H-1B visa for computer-related jobs, seemingly unaffected by the odds of the visa lottery, according to new data.
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In Scott Walker's state, Democrats seek outsourcing penalties
Wisconsin Gov. Scott Walker, one of the polling leaders in the race for the Republican presidential nomination, is still a cipher on offshore outsourcing and the H-1B issue. But Wisconsin lawmakers have introduced anti-outsourcing legislation that could shed light on Walker's views, if the bill makes it to his desk.
