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Sourcing Advisers
Global Services in conjunction with AMR Research has a study out on Sourcing Advisers. Interesting data points.
As I have written before, my consulting firm is a different kind of sourcing advisory firm
a) we help clients not just with outsourcing, but also software, telecoms and other technology deals. In the convergent tech world we believe benchmarks and best practices can leveraged across tech sectors.
b) we tend to be ahead of the curve - more creative deals, newer delivery locations before they get covered in surveys like this one
As Phil Fersht at AMR, an author of the study says on his personal blog "Horses for Courses". Lots of choices for customers as they seek to supplement their own technology sourcing resources.
September 07, 2008 in Industry Commentary | Permalink