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 Application Development Outsourcing Provides Transformation for Motorcycle Assembler in Latin America
Auteco Kawaski, a larger motorcycle assembler in Latin American, was unable to track the service and warranty records on individual bikes by either its 300 dealers or 350 service shops. A Colombian supplier, PSL, created the application to do just that. (2010)
Why Chile Is Becoming an Offshore Destination
Today, companies are outsourcing to other places in the world besides Asia to diversity their risk. Read why both buyers and suppliers are selecting Chile. (2009)
Yahoo! Invigorates Its Brand and Reach by Outsourcing to a Brazilian Supplier
In order to remain competitive, search engine provider Yahoo! needed to expand its presence in Latin American markets, searching for a development partner to create hotsites in days, sometimes hours. A Brazilian supplier not only filled the bill but also provides innovation. (2009)
Nearshore and Domestic Locations Spearhead Increased Call Center Outsourcing
Offshore activities are nothing new for Europe. But what’s new is nearshoring is now starting to be internal to the EU, especially in Eastern Europe. Read why this is happening, what kinds of work are best for this region, and which suppliers are currently dominating the landscape. (2009)
Sabre Tests Strategic Offshoring with NIIT Technologies, Then Opens Captives Around the Globe
In 2001, Sabre Holdings evaluated options to reduce its sales and distribution costs. But the company also wanted to minimize the risk of having all its IT knowledge in one region. Its first offshoring relationship was with NIIT. That has been so successful Sabre has since opened its own captive centers in Poland, India, Argentina, and Uruguay. This story relates the benefits of this model. (2008)
It is a Big World -- Offshore Suppliers You May Not Know
With the maturation of offshore delivery from India and other countries, a question we frequently hear from companies looking to continue their outsourcing journey is "Who are the offshore suppliers I don't know but should know?" (2008)
On-Demand Desktop Hardware and Software Support Simplifies Management and Cuts Costs for Peruvian Bank
Banco de Crédito del Perú (BCP) faced problems with hardware and software refreshing. To complicate matters, the bank had also adopted desktop technology in an ad hoc manner from numerous vendors over many years. Subsidiaries located in different countries had different business cultures and adopted technology their way. Selecting HP's Access on Demand helped the bank get a handle on its vast computer inventory. (2008)
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