Research

NEW  Market Vista: Q2 2009 – August 2009
Analysis highlighting financial services outsourcing and offshoring, insight on Multi-country Payroll Outsourcing, focus on key cities in Latin America, and more – over 180 pages of fact-based insights.

Moving from Input-based to Output-based Pricing – Why, When, and How? – July 2009
Transitioning from input-based to output-based pricing is challenging and risky – learn a practical approach to this transition.

Things You Must Know Before Your FAO Contract Expires – July 2009
Complimentary paper – Answers the question – how has the market changed since the start of the engagement to highlight implications for buyers as they approach their end-of-term event.

Multi-Country Payroll Outsourcing (MCPO) – Supplier Profile Compendium – July 2009
Insights into the MCPO supplier landscape, types of technology offerings and country coverage capability of MCPO suppliers – includes snapshots of 12 suppliers in the market.

PO in Financial Services: From Wall Street to Martin Place – Unlocking Value from the Savings Goldmine – July 2009
Analysis of the current financial turmoil on adoption of PO services by financial services and provides Everest’s outlook for the market.

The Hidden Costs and Complexity of Managing Multiple ADM Suppliers – June 2009
Complimentary paper – Many companies utilize multiple third-party suppliers. Learn how to deal with complexities and challenges of using multiple suppliers.

Things You Must Know Before Your HRO Contract Expires – June 2009
Complimentary paper – Recommendation of a two-step approach to leverage changes at the end of an HRO term to buyer’s advantage.

Impact of Regulatory Changes on Offshoring in Financial Services – June 2009
Fact-based view of offshoring implications of regulatory and legal provisions by U.S. financial services companies – focus on the impact of the Troubled Asset Relief Program (TARP).

Global FAO Supplier Landscape – Supplier Profile Compendium – June 2009
Snapshots of over 20 suppliers in the mulit-process FAO market.