PRWeb The Leader Press Release Distribution
See How PRWeb Works

We're here to help 1-866-640-6397

Login Create Free Account


All Press Releases for July 17, 2006 Subscribe to this News Feed    
 

The 50 Best Managed Global Outsourcing Vendors -- Changing of the Guard as 15 New Outsourcing Vendors Land on Prestigious List and 15 Giants Drop Off

The Outsourcing Industry's only impartial and independent ranking of global supplies reveals surprising results of 872 vendors in 63 countries.

(PRWEB) July 17, 2006 -- Bringing impartial evaluation of outsourcing providers to buyers, job seekers, clients and competitor vendors for the second year, Outsourcing's 50 Best Managed Companies was announced today in a collaboration between Sourcing Magazine and The Black Book of Outsourcing (Wiley Publishers by Douglas Brown & Scott Wilson). The internationally recognized ranking of sourcing leadership is noted for its nonbiased, independent ranking criteria differentiated by being the only survey ranked by the actual customers, contractors and employees of nearly 900 outsourcing companies in over 60 countries.

METHODOLOGY: HOW THE TOP 50 WERE MEASURED
    
The Black Book of Outsourcing (Wiley Publishers) 2006 survey on superior management practices and leadership outcomes was distributed electronically to customers, employees, buyers, contractors and users worldwide in early 2006. In January surveys were sent to 70,000 individuals in corporations, businesses, organizations and government agencies who use, who offer and who are employed in outsourcing services. The survey was also available on several websites and circulated at industry events. The survey consisted of 26 questions on leadership impact, influence, management performance, client satisfaction, employee satisfaction and organizational excellence. 18 optional questions which focused on innovation, growth, internal management practices and global results were tested for future surveys.

A total of 12,755 qualified outsourcing purchasers/users and 3,340 outsourcing corporate employees voted on the survey. Of those, 46% were from North America, 22% from Europe, 24% from Asia or the Pacific Region. Of the employees responding, 18.3% were management or supervisory level, 81.7% were non-management.

Ranked companies were rated on a 100-point scale, based on responses from the customer and employee surveys. The Brown-Wilson Group does not choose vendors for voting or influence the rankings. To ensure the integrity of the results, no application fees, fees-for-placement, advertising requirements, corporation input or financial arrangements by the vendors evaluated are associated with this survey.

ANALYSIS: Indian IT companies have outperformed and replaced traditional big players such as Accenture and IBM in a study of the world's top outsourcing vendors.

US company ACS came top of the ranking of the 50 best managed global outsourcing vendors for the second annual Black Book of Outsourcing study but the rest of the top 10 is notable for the absence of any of the other 'big six' outsourcers - Accenture, CSC, EDS, HP and IBM.

Instead they are replaced by India's Satyam, Infosys, Patni Systems, Tata Consulting Services and HCL who came second, fifth, sixth, seventh and eighth respectively.

HP came in at number 13 on the rankings list followed by Accenture at 22, IBM -- last year's number one -- at 35, EDS at 36 and CSC next to the bottom at number 49.

Notable names to drop completely out of the top 50 rankings from last year's study include Atos Origin and Siemens Business Services, while the 'freshman 15' new entries this year indicate further changing of the guard ahead with the likes of Mexican nearshore outsource SOFTTEK #24, the first Latin American firm to enter the prestigious ranking, and Russian offshore outsourcer Luxsoft coming in at number 45.

The survey, in conjunction with Sourcing Magazine, questioned 12,755 qualified outsourcing purchasers or users and 3,340 outsourcing industry employees, asking them 26 questions on leadership impact, influence, management performance, client satisfaction, employee satisfaction and organisational excellence.

THE BLACK BOOK OF OUTSOURCING "BEST MANAGED" OUTSOURCING VENDORS
    
2006
RANK            
1    Affiliated Computer Services
2    Satyam    
3    Cognizant    
4    Perot Systems    
5    Infosys    
6    Patni    
7    TATA Consulting Services    
8    HCL    
9    GenPact    
10    Mellon Global Services    
11    Fiserv    
12    Client Logic    
13    Hewlett Packard    
14    Convergys
15    Capgemini    
16    RR Donnelley        
17    EXL Service Holdings    
18    i-Flex/Equinox    
19    Sutherland    
20    CGI    
21    24/7 Customer    
22    Accenture    
23    Ceridian    
24    SOFTTEK    
25    ICICI OneSource    
26    WNS Global    
27    Outsource Partners Intl    
28    Datamatics    
29    EPAM    
30    Ness Technologies    
31    TeleTech Holdings, Inc.    
32    Oracle    
33    PeopleSupport
34    International Business Alliance
35    IBM Global    
36    EDS        
37    Hewitt    
38    vCustomer    
39    Mphasis    
40    Wipro Technologies
41    Xansa    
42    ADP    
43    Caliber Point Hexaware    
44    Larsen & Toubro InfoTech    
45    Luxoft    
46    eTelecare    
47    Unisys    
48    Freeborders    
49    Computer Sciences Corp
50    SPi

ADDITIONAL COPY:PART II
CHANGING OF THE GUARD:
OLD SCHOOL OUTSOURCERS ARE DISPLACED BY THE CHALLENGERS

15 Outsourcing Corporations Fall From "Best Managed" Vendors List in 2006 from Last Year

2005
Rank    
8    eFunds    
18    Keane    
23    Intelligroup    
24    Northrop Grumman IT
26    Getronics    
27    Covansys    
28    Syntel    
30    Spherion    
35    Siemens Business Services    
36    Atos Origin    
37    Infocrossing    
40    TechBooks    
41    i-Gate    
46    Gevity    
50    Deloitte    

ADDITIONAL COPY: PART III

READY TO TAKE OVER THE BEST MANAGED ROLES:
THE FRESHMAN 15

2006
Rank    
11    Fiserv    
12    ClientLogic    
17    EXL Services    
24    Softtek    
29    EPAM    
30    Ness Technologies    
32    People Support    
33    IBA Group    
42    Caliber Point Hexaware    
43    Teletech    
44    Larsen & Toubro Infotech    
45    LUXOFT    
46    eTelecare    
48    Freeborders    
50    SPi    

And Ten More Make Significant Jumps in 2006 Rankings since 2005 rankings: Infosys, Patni, TATA, Satyam, Cognizant, Perot, Genpact, Mellon, RR Donnelly/Office Tiger, WNS Global.

# # #

Post Comment:
Trackback URL: http://www.prweb.com/pingpr.php/VGhpci1JbnNlLVpldGEtU3F1YS1JbnNlLVplcm8=

Technorati Tags

Bookmark -  Del.icio.us | Furl It | Technorati | Ask | MyWeb | Propeller | Live Bookmarks | Newsvine | TailRank | Reddit | Slashdot | Digg | Stumbleupon | Google Bookmarks | Sphere | Blink It | Spurl


OPTIONS
Printer Friendly Version
Download PDF Version
Download Reader Version
BlogThis
ShareThis
CONTACT INFORMATION
Douglas Brown
Brown-Wilson Group, Inc.
7277846689
Email us Here
ATTACHED FILES

ABOUT PRESS RELEASES
If you have any questions regarding information in these press releases please contact the company listed in the press release. Please do not contact PRWeb. We will be unable to assist you with your inquiry. PRWeb disclaims any content contained in these release. Our complete disclaimer appears here.