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It depends. Not exactly sure what the situation is here but a lot of those outsourcing "transformations" look really strange. A lot of the times it's hard to pr
by kfk 7y ago
It depends. Not exactly sure what the situation is here but a lot of those outsourcing "transformations" look really strange. A lot of the times it's hard to prove that cost has gone down and for sure quality did. One wonders if these outsourcing companies are not somewhat unethically hiding information.
- mellosouls 7y agoAs much as anything the big outsourcing transformation projects are about "reducing or offloading risk". What that actually means is the senior managers who commission them want somebody else to point the finger at if anything goes wrong. "Nobody ever got sacked for buying IBM." Plus they have a nice big transformation project on their CV.
- BlueTemplar 7y agoHopefully this will change to "If you ever bought Horizon, you are going to jail."... but I guess that I am too much of an optimist here?
- mellosouls 7y agoYeah in the UK there seems to be absolutely no accountability for the repeated and disastrous outsourcing from public to private sector in particular. By the time the problems come to light the decision makers are long gone on to their next brilliant transformation gig at another gullible organisation.