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The Current State Of Cybersecurity Shows Now Is The Time For Zero Trust

The Current State Of Cybersecurity Shows Now Is The Time For Zero Trust

By Louis Columbus on October 25, 2018

41% of total breaches in 2017 targeted the healthcare industry, making it the most popular target for breach attempts. Personally Identifiable Information (PII) combined with user credentials tops the percentage of breaches with 29% according to Wipro’s report. 88 records were lost or stolen every second in 2017 according to Wipro’s analysis. Machine learning & […]

Posted in Business, Featured Posts, Technology / Software, Trends & Concepts | Tagged Centrify, Cisco, cybersecurity, F5, Louis Columbus, Palto Alto Networks, wipro, Zero Trust Privilege, Zero Trust Security

Six market disruptions coming to challenge the Indian services majors

Six market disruptions coming to challenge the Indian services majors

By Phil Fersht on May 1, 2014

Today’s services winners do not have to become tomorrow’s also-rans if they are smart enough to make discreet investments in the disruptive business models of the future

Posted in Business, Featured Posts | Tagged Business Process Outsourcing (BPO), Buyers' Sourcing Best Practices, cognizant, Current Affairs, Enterprise Irregulars, hcl, HfS, HfSResearch.com Homepage, Infosys, Innovation in Outsourcing, IT Outsourcing / IT Services, Outsourcing Vendors, Phil Fersht, TCS, The Future of Outsourcing, wipro | 1 Response

The World’s Most Ethical Software Companies: What They All Have in Common

The World’s Most Ethical Software Companies: What They All Have in Common

By Louis Columbus on March 29, 2013

Earlier this month The Ethisphere Institute announced their seventh annual list of the World’s Most Ethical Companies.  Jacquelyn Smith wrote an excellent analysis titled The World’s Most Ethical Companies where she provides an overview of the methodology and selection process. You can review the methodology and see a full list of the winning companies here. […]

Posted in Trends & Concepts | Tagged Big Data, byline=Louis Columbus, Cloud Computing, Data Driven, enterprise software, Louis Columbus' blog, microsoft, salesforce, salesforce.com, Symantec, Tech, Teradata, ticker=NASDAQ:ADBE, ticker=NASDAQ:MSFT, ticker=NASDAQ:SYMC, ticker=NYSE:CRM, ticker=NYSE:TDC, wipro | 1 Response

Who's rising above the W-I-T-C-H hunt?

Who’s rising above the W-I-T-C-H hunt?

By Phil Fersht on October 19, 2012

Have you been observing the fascinating scramble going on over in India for supremacy in the IT services space?  By the time this year is out, it’s highly likely that Cognizant will have leapfrogged both Infosys to take the number two spot behind TCS: So what’s driving this shifting landscape? Let’s take a look at the key […]

Posted in Featured Posts, Technology / Software, Trends & Concepts | Tagged cognizant, fersht, hcl, Infosys, offshoring, Outsourcing, TCS, wipro | 1 Response

A tale of two FAO markets:  Accenture dominates the enterprise, while IBM sneaks up on the mid-market

A tale of two FAO markets: Accenture dominates the enterprise, while IBM sneaks up on the mid-market

By Phil Fersht on March 21, 2011

One dynamic that has really stood-out over the last three years of the Finance & Accounting Outsourcing business, is the different competitive strategies going on at the high-end of the market versus the smaller engagements.

Posted in Business, Featured Posts | Tagged Accenture, BPO, Capgemini, Enterprise Irregulars, FAO, fersht, Finance and accounting, Genpact, HfS, ibm, InfosysBPO, IT Outsourcing / IT Services, Outsourcing Research, Outsourcing Vendors, The Future of Outsourcing, wipro

Monday’s Musings: Thoughts On How Indian Infotech Companies Can Lead Instead Of Follow

Monday’s Musings: Thoughts On How Indian Infotech Companies Can Lead Instead Of Follow

By R "Ray" Wang on February 7, 2011

Disruptive Technologies Remain Top Of Mind Among Business Technology Leaders It’s always a privilege and a pleasure to reach out to clients and prospects around the world.  For those tracking my location, I’ve been in London, San Francisco, and Mumbai over the past 9 days.  The conversations have ranged from social business and enterprise 2.0 […]

Posted in Business | Tagged 3PM, Accenture, Cloud, deloitte, Deloitte Consulting, disruptive, disruptive tech, disruptive technologies, ecosystem, HCL Technologies, ibm, India, Infosys, innovation, Mahindra Satyam, Monday's Musings, Monday’s Musings, NASSCOM, PaaS, R “Ray” Wang;, R "Ray" Wang;, rwang0, SaaS, strategic advisor, System Integrators, Tata Consulting Services, TCS, Third Party Maintenance, Thought Leadership, vendor strategy, wipro | 3 Responses

Monday’s Musings: Q1 2011 State of Social CRM and CRM From An EMEA Point Of View

Monday’s Musings: Q1 2011 State of Social CRM and CRM From An EMEA Point Of View

By R "Ray" Wang on January 31, 2011

Greeting from London!  It’s been a great surprise to enjoy the sunny and warm weather (by UK standards) as I readjust my body clock.  Thankfully, I’ve had a chance to catch up with a few new and old clients, several analysts, media moguls, and in real life meetups w/ close relationships (i.e. @grahamhill and @buchanla) […]

Posted in Trends & Concepts | Tagged @buchanla, @grahamhill, BPO, Capgemini, Cloud, Cloud Computing, Cloud options, CRM, Design thinking, EMEA, Graham Hill, Laurence Buchanan, Monday's Musings, Monday’s Musings, R “Ray” Wang;, R "Ray" Wang;, rwang0, SCRM, Social CRM, Trip Report, wipro

Will India’s desire for short-term profit trump the need to re-invest beyond the current market spike?

Will India’s desire for short-term profit trump the need to re-invest beyond the current market spike?

By Phil Fersht on January 27, 2011

You won’t see a CEO being removed after achieving a double-digit growth rate too often, but that’s just what happened, when Wipro’s co-chiefs Suresh Vaswani and Girish Paranjpe stepped down last week

Posted in Business, Featured Posts | Tagged BPO, Cloud Computing, Current Affairs, Enterprise Irregulars, HR Strategy, IT Outsourcing / IT Services, Outsourcing Vendors, Sourcing Best Practises, Suresh Vaswani, The Future of Outsourcing, tk kurien, wipro

Are BPO newcomers running out of gas?

Are BPO newcomers running out of gas?

By Phil Fersht on January 5, 2011

We’ve been wallowing in white papers, plied with PowerPoint and overwhelmed with oratory, but despite all the chest-pumping, the very latest market picture of F&A BPO sends us one very clear message: the market remains dominated by a small handful of established service providers, while the market entrants of recent years have struggled to make a […]

Posted in Business, Featured Posts | Tagged Accenture, ACS, BPO, Capgemini, cognizant, Enterprise Irregulars, EXL, Genpact, ibm, InfosysBPO, IT Outsourcing / IT Services, Outsourcing Research, Outsourcing Vendors, The Future of Outsourcing, wipro, WNS, Xerox

Research Report: Microsoft Partners – Before Adopting Azure, Understand the 12 Benefits And Risks

Research Report: Microsoft Partners – Before Adopting Azure, Understand the 12 Benefits And Risks

By R "Ray" Wang on July 11, 2010

It’s All About The Cloud At WPC10 Attendees at this year’s Microsoft Worldwide Partner Conference 2010 in Washington, D.C. already expect Windows Azure development to be a key theme throughout this annual pilgrimage.  Microsoft has made significant investments into the cloud.   Many executives from the Redmond, WA, software giant have publicly stated that 90% […]

Posted in Featured Posts, Technology / Software | Tagged Accenture, Activant, Actuate, Agilysis, agresso, Amdocs, AppFabric, apple, Ariba, AspenTech, Bearing Point, BIRST, BSD, Business Models, CA, Capgemini, Cincom, Cisco, Cloud, Cloud Computing, Columbus IT, Dell, Deloiitte, Deltek, development as a service, Diamond Technology Partners, EMC, Epicor, EscrowTech, Flavors Of Cloud Computing, fujitsu, GE Capital, Google Linux, Grant Thorton HCL, Hexaware, Hitachi, hp, ibm, IFS, Infor, Information Builders, Infosys, Infrastructure as a service, InnovaSafe, Intuit, IronMountain, JDA Software, Key Financial, KPIT, KPMG, L&T, Lawson, Manhattan Associates, microsoft, Microsoft Azure, Microsoft Partners, Microsoft SQL Azure, Microsoft Windows Azure, MIcroStrategy, Mincom, myDials, NCC Group, NetApp, NorthHighland, NoSQL Options, OpSource, oracle, Patni, pivotlink, Plan9, Platform as a service, PriceWaterhouseCoopers, Proferi, QAD, QlikTech, Red Prairie, RedHat, Research Report, SaaS offensive, SaaS strategies, Sage, sap, SAS Institute, SatyamMahindra, siemens, SOA Software, Software AG, software as a service, Sungard, Sybase, Syntel, TCS, Tectura, Tibco, Unix, vendor strategy, wipro, Worldwide Partner Conference, wpc10, Xerox | 1 Response

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