All IT Services and Outsourcing News - June 2009

Suppliers' anger over wasted NHS bid

Executives at some IT suppliers say their companies have wasted money bidding in an open competitive tender when an NHS foundation trust had already chosen to buy the Cerner electronic patient records system.

Rackspace installs cloud services for UK customers

Rackspace is installing a cloud computing capability on its UK servers to provide British customers...

Lloyds tells IT contractors to accept 15% pay cut or leave

Lloyds tells IT contractors to accept 15% pay cut or leave.

Indian suppliers to acquire western capability from banks

Citibank and UBS ...

Oracle shrugs off downturn by increasing software revenues

Oracle's revenue for 2009 has grown 4% to $23.3bn, showing that businesses are still buying enterprise software licenses and renewing maintenance contracts...

Indian IT supplier will buy big European competitor

One of the major Indian IT suppliers will buy a major European competitor within two years as consolidation...

Economic crisis to influence outsourcing decisions

The current economic downturn will drive new ways of providing and pricing IT outsourcingmuch likethe bursting of the dotcom bubbleincreased the take-up of offshore services.

Spain more IT 24/7 than Club 18-30

Spain could be a low-risk, high-value IT services destination for UK companies.

Security risks will limit cloud computing, says firewall inventor

Cloud computing's inherent security risks will prevent it from becoming dominant in the enterprise, says Gil Shwed, co-developer of the world's first...

Gartner: IT budgets cut by 10%

CIOs have had their IT budgets cut by as much as 10%, as businesses continue to lower costs to combat the recession. Analyst firm Gartner...
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