IT services contracts quarterly analysis, Q1 2010

June 28th, 2010 by Rahul Jain Leave a reply »

The global economic crisis had a major impact on outsourcing activity last year, with 2009 ranking as one of the worst for IT services contract signings since Ovum began collecting data in 2000. Data gathered in the first quarter of 2010 suggests that while there are reasons for cautious optimism, the slump is not yet over. The number of deals tracked by Ovum’s IT Services Contracts Analytics in the three months to the end of March fell to its lowest level since 2007, while quarterly total contract value (TCV) was only boosted by a handful of major public-sector awards. The overall IT services market remains overly reliant on central-government clients in the US and UK, with a notable lack of activity in key vertical markets such as financial services.

Source:http://it.tmcnet.com/news/2010/06/28/4873076.htm

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  • I think that the outsourcing slump is far from over as we see the rise of cloud computing and how it is reshaping right now the way we do business on the web. Surely, those who will take a blow are people in the IT sector, as it is now easier for small or medium business to have access to great solutions without hiring their own team of IT experts to maintain and watch over the IT infrastructure. All they got to do is pay a monthly or annual fee. We'll definitely see a surprise when LPO or legal process outsourcing catch up. For now, the stats are not great, but good - given the current economic crisis.
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