We’ve been holding our collective breaths since about 2005, waiting for a barrage of giant Procurement BPO deals to clutter the analysts’ quarterly listings. Yet when it comes to larger BPO outfits in particular, big engagements are still few and far between, with only a few definitive new contracts announced each year, most often focused on direct spend or sometimes pseudo-Procurement engagements pretending that accounts payable can be spun as a “Procurement outsourcing” gig.
If there is one lesson we will eventually take from COVID-19, it’s the paranoia that government and business leaders now live with: the constant fear that a crisis like this could ever catch them cold again. This paranoia must spur...
Migrating to cloud applications can achieve speed, flexibility, and ease of management of IT environments. However, it can also be a mammoth undertaking technically and organizationally. A merger, acquisition, divestiture, or end of life of a legacy system presents an...
