Brewing giant InBev has awarded LogicaCMG a £48.4m IT outsourcing contract to manage
technology applications across Western Europe.
The brewery – which makes drinks brands including
Stella, Beck's and Leffe – expects to streamline
processes across Europe as part of the five year deal.
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AMP extends outsourcing deal with CSC
Financial services giant AMP has extended its outsourcing
agreement with CSC for another four years in a deal
worth $200 million. The extension makes the original
contract, which started in 1993, one of the longest
running IT outsourcing relationships in Australia.
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Inbev selects LogicaCMG for $88 Million, 5-Year Outsourcing Contract
UK-based IT service provider, LogicaCMG has been
selected by InBev, one of the world’s largest brewer
by volume, to provide a new $ 88 (EUR70) million,
5-year outsourcing contract.
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Arla Foods signs 7-yr IT outsourcing deal with IBM worth 2 bln dkr
Arla Foods has signed a 7-year outsourcing
agreement with International Business Machines Corp
(IBM) for the development and management of all Arla
Foods' IT operations in Sweden and Denmark. The deal
takes effect from July 1 and is worth 2 bln dkr.
The Commonwealth Bank of Australia has signed
a new information technology and telecommunications
master agreement worth around $A480m with EDS that
will see EDS continuing to provide midrange, mainframe
and storage services to the Bank until June 2012.
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Unisys Corp. a technology services and solutions
company, revealed that its Netherlands subsidiary
has expanded its relationship with its long time
client REAAL Insurance through a 5-year outsourcing
contract worth $11.6 million or EUR 9.2 million.
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India and China Top Outsourcing Destination
A recent survey shows India and China have predictably emerged as two of the top Asian destinations for financial / bank outsourcing, leaving Singapore trailing in the third spot. Polling 130-senior executive in the financial services industry, Price Waterhouse Coopers (PWC) and Economist Intelligence Unit found, while four out of ten picked India as the country where their firms were most likely to set up off-shoring / outsourcing arrangements, 32% opted for China and 11% selected Singapore.
That, even as there is a
breathtaking shift in US
policy towards India –
declaring it a strategic
partner and making it the
recipient of a bilateral
deal to share nuclear know
how, all because as
explained by Time
magazine, India is the
un-China. In its cover
story India Inc. – Why the
World’s Biggest Democracy
is the Next Great Economic
Superpower and what it
means for America,
Washington’s new approach
to India and China is
explained...
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