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Quarterly Market Vista reports provide data and analysis highlighting key trends and developments in the fast evolving global offshoring and outsourcing market. Market Vista captures key developments across outsourcing transaction trends, health of captives, location risks and opportunities, and supplier developments.
Market Vista Q3-2009 includes the following:
PLEASE NOTE: The download includes an Executive Summary highlighting key findings from the report and the complete Market Vista Q3-2009 report.
Market Vista: 2008 in Review
Market Vista: 2008 in
Review captures key developments in the outsourcing and offshoring industry for
2008.
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Moving from Input-based to Output-based Pricing - Why, When, and How?
Pricing is an integral aspect of any outsourcing relationship. It is frequently complex in nature, with the result that a large outsourcing relationship is usually a hybrid of multiple pricing models. Buyers explore transitions in pricing models in order to satisfy the need to reduce total cost, improve control on quality of service, increase flexibility, or improve risk management. This research focuses on understanding the motivations, challenges, and roadmap for implementing a transition from input-based to output-based pricing.
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Outsourcing and Offshoring in the Oil & Gas Vertical
Oil & gas companies represent a significant portion of the global economy today given their very large scale of global operations. However, despite their larger scale, oil & gas companies have lagged other verticals in their outsourcing and offshoring initiatives. This market update analyzes key trends in the outsourcing and offshoring activity of the oil & gas vertical and examines sourcing preferences across leading oil & gas majors.
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