Offshore IT services
Guide to business continuity planning during COVID-19
As COVID-19 continues to spread, companies need to evaluate their ability to conduct business as usual during this time by revisiting business continuity and disaster recovery plans. Inside this comprehensive guide, we share best practices on how to defend your business against disruption, identify key business areas at risk and respond to business continuity planning challenges.
News : Offshore IT services
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May 05, 2020
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May'20
Coronavirus: Total outsourcing spending collapses in March
IT spending plunged in March, drastically reducing increases that had been expected in the EMEA region
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May 04, 2020
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May'20
Coronavirus: Do Indian companies still have an edge in Nordic outsourcing?
Covid-19 lockdowns and social distancing have affected Nordic outsourcing strategies. Do Indian firms still have the upper hand?
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April 24, 2020
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Apr'20
How likely are IT service providers to offer discounts in an unprecedented global recession?
As the global economy slows, businesses are trying to cut costs, with IT services one of the first stops – but what are the chances of a happy outcome?
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April 21, 2020
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Apr'20
Coronavirus: Leeds Building Society uses robots to cope with mortgage holiday demand
Building society initiates more automation software to cope with growing demand for mortgage deferrals
In Depth : Offshore IT services
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Bring the cup home: mobile holds key to UK’s America’s Cup challenge
Computer Weekly visited the Land Rover BAR sailing team in Portsmouth to find out how mobile innovation may help bring the America’s Cup back to the UK for the first time since 1851 Continue Reading
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CW@50: A history of IT outsourcing
Computer Weekly looks at where and when IT outsourcing was invented and considers the changes the sector has gone through since Continue Reading
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Isle of Man: From seaside getaway to tech startup hub
The Isle of Man government is stepping up efforts to position itself as the low-tax jurisdiction of choice for the startup community. But what's it like to do business there? Continue Reading
Blog Posts : Offshore IT services
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IR35 changes could see banking IT jobs offshored
New rules on how contractors pay tax could tip the big banks towards increasing IT outsourcing Continue Reading
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Goldman Sachs CEO reveals London’s precarious position but Bangalore a bigger threat than Frankfurt
A tweet from the boss of US bank Goldman Sachs hints that more business could be done in Frankfurt, but Bangalore could be a bigger threat to UK banking jobs and income Continue Reading
Opinion : Offshore IT services
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Life under the loan charge: An IT contractor’s story
Thousands of IT contractors are being pursued by HMRC for “life-changing” tax bills for work they did up to 20 years ago, as part of a disguised remuneration clampdown known as the loan charge policy. One of those affected anonymously shares his take on what it’s like to live with a six-figure tax demand hanging over you Continue Reading
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What Belarus offers the tech sector
Belarus might not be as well known for its IT as some of its neighbours, but it is pushing its head above the parapet Continue Reading
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Outsourcing is not dead or dying – it just needs to be done properly
The collapse of Carillion and the profit warning at Capita have created a false sense of fear about the stability of the outsourcing sector Continue Reading
Videos : Offshore IT services
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CW500: The future of outsourcing
The nature of IT outsourcing is changing – away from large-scale mega-deals to smaller, more focused arrangements
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CW500: Jonathan Cooper-Bagnall, PA Consulting
In this CW500 video, Jonathan Cooper-Bagnall, head of shared services & outsourcing at PA Consulting, talks to Computer Weekly editor in chief Bryan Glick about the state of the market for shared services and the issues for IT leaders.
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CW500 Club: Malcolm Lambell, Bupa
In this CW500 video, Malcolm Lambell, interim IT director for shared services at Bupa, talks to Computer Weekly editor in chief Bryan Glick about tackling shared services issues in the private sector.