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| 05/30/12Ron Walker lands it safely on the green...with KPMGHorses4Sources blogger/analayst Phil Fersht chats with ground floor EquaTerran turned KPMG partner Ron Walker about his colorful career and how the EquaTerra/KPMG merger is faring over a year on… and how different the sourcing world is looking today compared to those crazy days of the outsourcing boom. |
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| 04/23/12It's Time to Rethink OutsourcingKPMG Shared Services and Outsourcing Advisory US leader Cliff Justice writes for IT Business Edge's CIO Update: It's clear that the outsourcing and business services industry is about to go through a change like never before. |
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| 04/17/12Houston, We Have an IT Governance ProblemAnticipating potential pitfalls, detecting warning signs and acting at the first signs of trouble are the keys to a well-functioning governance framework. KPMG's Harvey Okin offers advice in this cio.com article on how to identify governance issues before they become real problems. |
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| 04/04/12How the Cloud Found Mitchells & ButlersThe UK hospitality company which owns brands such as Harvester, O'Neill's, and All Bar One uses outcome based supplier selection with the aid of KPMG to modernize IT after several years of underinvestment. |
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| 02/29/12Investment in IT Critical to Recovery With global economies stuttering, over half of company executives believe that investing in IT will help them kick-start their businesses. The finding, from KPMG interviews with 300 business leaders worldwide, suggests the executives are feeling more positive about driving growth in their own organisations. |
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| 02/29/12Seeking Growth Beyond the Eurozone: Implications for Global Business ServicesWhile there is much talk around increased protectionism and “de-globalisation” in the West, driven by weak local economies and populist politics, it is highly debatable whether these trends will slow Western firms’ expansion into Eastern and Southern Asian global markets. New KPMG research reinforces this point. |
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| 01/11/12Public Sector Outsourcing and the New NormalToday’s interest in government outsourcing is still based on cost savings, but the ambitions are far broader. Governments around the world are now considering outsourcing as a means to a completely new way of delivering services in a highly cost-effective manner. |
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