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2010 Leading Providers of Application Management Outsourcing Services
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Introduction
The application management services (AMS) outsourcing industry has exhibited growth in contract activity since the second half of 2009. This report combines primary research on customer .....
Introduction The application management services (AMS) outsourcing industry has exhibited growth in contract activity since the second half of 2009. This report combines primary research on customer satisfaction with outsourced AMS services with an assessment of market activity to present a multifaceted view of the AMS outsourcing industry. Features and benefits * Results of the world's largest primary research project on customer satisfaction with outsourced AMS service provision. * Analysis of activity by region, industry and service type in the global AMS outsourcing market. Highlights The majority of respondents to the 2010 Black Book of Outsourcing customer satisfaction survey were satisfied with the services provided by AMS outsourcing vendors. The list of AMS outsourcing service providers compiled using the survey was led by players with strong offshore capabilities. The US and UK are major outsourcing nations. Your key questions answered * Which outsourced AMS service providers provide the highest levels of customer satisfaction? * Which factors do clients consider most important when assessing satisfaction with outsourced AMS service delivery? [Studien Infos ausblenden] |
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TABLE OF CONTENTS Overview 1 Introduction 1 Summary 1 Methodology 2 Executive Summary 4 Problem resolution is the most important attribute for an AMS outsourcer to have 4 Players with offshore presence in India dominate the customer satisfaction ranking 4 Strengthening AMS contract activity 4 The private sector's TCV increased during the reporting period 4 Increasing contract signings in China and India 4 Four US vendors accounted for a significant portion of aggregate TCV 4 Application management is emerging as an IT discipline 5 Survey Findings 2010: Overall Satisfaction 18 Scoring key for overall satisfaction ranking 18 Outsourcing works: 71% of respondents are satisfied or very satisfied 19 The survey successfully captures the views of service users 21 The surveyed population was global 22 The survey responses were divided across multiple industry sectors 24 Survey Findings 2010: Performance Criteria 25 Nine performance criteria 25 Problem resolution is the most important of the nine performance criteria assessed for AMS clients 25 Requirements awareness 28 Shared goals 29 Financial benefits 30 Risk mitigation 31 Partnership approach 32 Problem resolution 33 Corporate reputation 34 Skills and resources 35 Future orientation 36 Global Application Management Services Outsourcing Contract Activity 37 Introduction 37 Overview of AMS outsourcing contracts 37 Pace of AMS outsourcing picked up in 2010 40 Increasing presence of medium-term deals 45 The public sector was most active in AMS outsourcing during H2 2010 48 Prior to H2 2010, private sector clients accounted for the majority of contracts 50 Manufacturing and telecommunications accounted for a sizable portion of aggregate TCV in H2 2010 54 TCV of the private sector increased during the reporting period 56 Several AMS outsourcing contracts were signed in "non-advanced" economies during H2 2010 61 Only two developing nations outsourced AMS contracts in every half-year period 64 The US dominated contract activity in H2 2010 68 The top five regions were marked by the presence of two developing nations 69 No single vendor dominated the market by contract volume 72 Most vendors won just a single contract 73 The top five vendors by TCV accounted for the majority of aggregate TCV in H2 2010 77 Four vendors featured prominently among the leading 10 by TCV 78 Global Application Management Outsourcing Trends 84 Introduction 84 Application management as an IT discipline 85 Evolving enterprise applications 86 Differentiation in the AMS market 86 Cloud computing set to change the landscape of AMS outsourcing 86 Application management modernization 87 Vendor Profiles 90 Introduction 90 Accenture 90 Business description 90 Clients 91 Revenue breakdown 91 Major services and solutions 92 Key facts 93 Recent developments 93 Atos Origin 95 Business description 95 Clients 95 Revenue breakdown 96 Major services and solutions 96 Key facts 97 Recent developments 97 Capgemini 98 Business description 98 Clients 99 Revenue breakdown 99 Major services and solutions 100 Key facts 100 Recent developments 101 CSC 102 Business description 102 Clients 102 Revenue breakdown 103 Major services and solutions 103 Key facts 104 Recent developments 104 Dell 105 Business description 105 Clients 105 Revenue breakdown 106 Major services and solutions 107 Key facts 108 Recent developments 109 Fujitsu 110 Business description 110 Clients 110 Major services and solutions 111 Key facts 112 Recent developments 112 HP 113 Business description 113 Clients 113 Revenue breakdown 114 Major services and solutions 115 Key facts 116 Recent developments 116 iGATE 118 Business description 118 Clients 118 Revenue breakdown 119 Major services and solutions 119 Key facts 120 Recent developments 120 IBM 121 Business description 121 Clients 121 Revenue breakdown 121 Major services and solutions 122 Key facts 123 Recent developments 123 Infosys 124 Business description 124 Clients 124 Revenue breakdown 125 Major services and solutions 126 Key facts 126 Recent developments 127 NIIT 128 Business description 128 Clients 128 Revenue breakdown 128 Major services and solutions 129 Key facts 130 Recent developments 130 Siemens IT Solutions and Services 132 Business description 132 Clients 132 Revenue breakdown 133 Major services and solutions 133 Key facts 134 Recent developments 134 T-Systems 135 Business description 135 Clients 135 Revenue breakdown 135 Major services and solutions 136 Key facts 136 Recent developments 137 Tata Consultancy Services 138 Business description 138 Clients 139 Revenue breakdown 139 Major services and solutions 140 Key facts 140 Recent developments 141 Vertex 142 Business description 142 Clients 142 Major services and solutions 143 Key facts 143 Recent developments 144 Wipro 145 Business description 145 Clients 145 Revenue breakdown 146 Major services and solutions 147 Key facts 148 Recent developments 148 Appendix 150 Methodology 150 Further reading 150 Ask the analyst 151 Disclaimer 151 TABLE OF FIGURES Figure 1: Overall satisfaction with vendors meeting minimum response requirements (100 respondents) 19 Figure 2: Overall satisfaction with services provided, all respondents (433 respondents) 20 Figure 3: Role of respondents in their organizations' outsourcing decisions (864 responses; multiple responses allowed) 21 Figure 4: Respondents by place of work (n=464) 22 Figure 5: Respondents by location of their companies' headquarters (n=464) 23 Figure 6: "Which sector does your organization primarily operate in?" (n=465) 24 Figure 7: Importance of performance criteria assessed (433 respondents) 26 Figure 8: Global AMS outsourcing, aggregate TCV ($m) and number of deals, H1 2008–H2 2010 42 Figure 9: Global AMS outsourcing, aggregate TCV ($m) and ACV ($m), H1 2008–H2 2010 43 Figure 10: Global AMS outsourcing, deals (%) by TCV, H1 2008–H2 2010 44 Figure 11: Global AMS outsourcing, TCV (%) by deal value, H1 2008–H2 2010 45 Figure 12: Global AMS outsourcing, deals (%) by duration, H1 2008–H2 2010 47 Figure 13: Global AMS outsourfing, number of deals by duration, H1 2008–H2 2010 48 Figure 14: Global AMS outsourcing, number of deals by industry, H2 2010 50 Figure 15: Global AMS outsourcing, deals (%) by sector classification, H1 2008–H2 2010 54 Figure 16: Global AMS outsourcing, TCV (%) by industry, H2 2010 56 Figure 17: Global AMS outsourcing, TCV (%) by sector, H1 2008–H2 2010 61 Figure 18: Global AMS outsourcing, number of deals by signing region, H2 2010 63 Figure 19: Global AMS outsourcing, TCV (%) by region, H2 2010 69 Figure 20: Global AMS outsourcing, number of contracts by vendor, H2 2010 72 Figure 21: Global AMS outsourcing, TCV ($m) by vendor, H2 2010 78 Figure 22: Global AMS outsourcing: scope of services 84 Figure 23: Global AMS outsourcing: application management modernization maturity model 88 Figure 24: Global AMS outsourcing: application management lifecycle stages 89 TABLE OF TABLES Table 1: Scoring key for overall satisfaction ranking 18 Table 2: Ranking of global AMS outsourcing vendors by overall satisfaction 18 Table 3: Scoring key for performance criteria questions 27 Table 4: Scores of global AMS outsourcing vendors by different performance criteria 27 Table 5: Ranking of global AMS outsourcing vendors by requirements awareness 28 Table 6: Ranking of global AMS outsourcing vendors by shared goals 29 Table 7: Ranking of global AMS outsourcing vendors by financial benefits 30 Table 8: Ranking of global AMS outsourcing vendors by risk mitigation 31 Table 9: Ranking of global AMS outsourcing vendors by partnership approach 32 Table 10: Ranking of global AMS outsourcing vendors by problem resolution 33 Table 11: Ranking of global AMS outsourcing vendors by corporate reputation 34 Table 12: Ranking of global AMS outsourcing vendors by skills and resources 35 Table 13: Ranking of global AMS outsourcing vendors by future orientation 36 Table 14: Overview of global AMS outsourcing contract activity, H1 2008–H2 2010 38 Table 15: Global AMS outsourcing, number of deals by industry, H1 2008–H2 2010 52 Table 16: Global AMS outsourcing, deals (%) by industry, H1 2008–H2 2010 53 Table 17: Global AMS outsourcing, TCV ($m) by industry, H1 2008–H2 2010 59 Table 18: Global AMS outsourcing, TCV (%) by industry, H1 2008–H2 2010 60 Table 19: Global AMS outsourcing, number of deals by signing region, H1 2008–H2 2010 66 Table 20: Global AMS outsourcing, deals (%) by signing region, H1 2008–H2 2010 67 Table 21: Global AMS outsourcing, TCV ($m) by region, H1 2008–H2 2010 70 Table 22: Global AMS outsourcing, TCV (%) by region, H1 2008–H2 2010 71 Table 23: Global AMS outsourcing, number of contracts by vendor, H1 2008–H2 2010 75 Table 24: Global AMS outsourcing, contracts (%) by vendor, H1 2008–H2 2010 76 Table 25: Global AMS outsourcing, TCV ($m) by vendor, H1 2008–H2 2010 81 Table 26: Global AMS outsourcing, TCV (%) by vendor, H1 2008–H2 2010 82 Table 27: Accenture: revenue breakdown ($m), 2009–10 91 Table 28: Accenture: services and solutions 92 Table 29: Accenture: key facts 93 Table 30: Atos Origin: revenue breakdown (€m), 2009–10 96 Table 31: Atos Origin: services and solutions 96 Table 32: Atos Origin: key facts 97 Table 33: Capgemini: revenue breakdown (€m), 2009–10 99 Table 34: Capgemini: services and solutions 100 Table 35: Capgemini: key facts 100 Table 36: CSC: revenue breakdown ($m), 2009–10 103 Table 37: CSC: services and solutions 103 Table 38: CSC: key facts 104 Table 39: Dell: revenue breakdown ($m), 2009–10 106 Table 40: Dell: service and solutions (1) 107 Table 41: Dell: service and solutions (2) 108 Table 42: Dell: key facts 108 Table 43: Fujitsu: services and solutions 111 Table 44: Fujitsu: key facts 112 Table 45: HP: revenue breakdown ($m), 2009–10 114 Table 46: HP: services and solutions 115 Table 47: HP: key facts 116 Table 48: iGATE: revenue breakdown ($m), 2009–10 119 Table 49: iGATE: services and solutions 119 Table 50: iGATE: key facts 120 Table 51: IBM: revenue breakdown ($m), 2009–10 122 Table 52: IBM: services and solutions 122 Table 53: IBM: key facts 123 Table 54: Infosys: revenue breakdown (INRm), 2009–10 125 Table 55: Infosys: services and solutions 126 Table 56: Infosys: key facts 126 Table 57: NIIT: revenue breakdown (INRbn), 2009–10 129 Table 58: NIIT: services and solutions 129 Table 59: NIIT: key facts 130 Table 60: Siemens IT Solutions and Services: revenue breakdown ($m), 2009–10 133 Table 61: Siemens IT Solutions and Services: services and solutions 133 Table 62: Siemens IT Solutions and Services: key facts 134 Table 63: T-Systems: revenue breakdown (€bn), 2009–10 135 Table 64: T-Systems: services and solutions 136 Table 65: T-Systems: key facts 136 Table 66: TCS: revenue breakdown (INRm), 2009–10 139 Table 67: TCS: services and solutions 140 Table 68: TCS: key facts 140 Table 69: Vertex: services and solutions 143 Table 70: Vertex: key facts 143 Table 71: Wipro: revenue breakdown (INRm), 2009–10 146 Table 72: Wipro: services and solutions 147 Table 73: Wipro: key facts 148 [Inhaltsverzeichnis ausblenden] |
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