From Anna Cook, Partner, Wedlake Bell: www.wedlakebell.com I think that the suppliers of outsourced services are gaining confidence and they are being less flexible in the provision of services. Also, services are becoming more commoditised. In turn, this is giving rise to simpler contracts. Customers are also seeking to negotiate shorter term contracts and more…
Beverley Flynn recounts and analyses the recent guidance from the Information Commissioner’s Office…
Alastair Morrison examines the benefits of SaaS (Software as a Service)….
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Lucy Dillon and Shelagh Taylor leap the IT/KM divide. Their article reflects a recent workshop hosted by the SCL KM Group on this topic….
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Viv Nissanka recognises the pressure to engage with the shared services philosophy and explains what it is all about….