Supplier-related Risks and Their Consequences | Market Insights™
March 15, 2022
Supplier-related Risks
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From a services industry perspective, the main impact of a change from the Trump Administration to a Biden Administration in January 2021 will be the allowed degree of movement of global talent to meet the huge talent deficit in the US. As US businesses eventually come out of the COVID-19 crisis, we will see a more frantic appetite for IT modernization and digital transformation programs, but the US lacks enough talent pools with the skills necessary to deliver those outcomes.
90-minute virtual roundtable on Wednesday, June 10, 2020, 11:00 a.m. – 12:30 p.m. ET
The COVID-19 crisis has forced organizations to reevaluate risks across locations and the supply base. Do you know where to start?
In this interactive session, we will discuss common risks in services sourcing across locations and service providers. We will cover tactics to measure and mitigate risk. Topics will include changes in approach to risk management during the COVID-19 pandemic.
Global services, procurement, VMO and outsourcing executives of enterprises wishing to learn more about locations and service provider risk management in services sourcing.
This session will help participants consider options to broaden their monitoring and mitigation activities related to location and service provider risk, and share experiences to date.
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While there is no charge for these sessions, the price of admission is participation. These sessions are most successful when all attendees are prepared to share their experiences with colleagues at other enterprises.
In support of this objective, participation is limited to senior executives within enterprises (no service providers), and each attendance request must be approved by Everest Group to ensure an appropriate size and mix of participants. The 90-minute session includes introductions, a short presentation, and 60 minutes of facilitated discussion.
Coronavirus has truly devastated the world. The number of casualties is increasing week over week, the whole world is reeling under lockdown, a deep global economic recession is looming large, and the list (unfortunately) goes on.
Now is, more than ever, the time for innovative ideas and collective solutions.
It’s not the cause of the disruption that matters, but how you respond. Everest Group has teamed up with Procurious to pinpoint what can be done about this crisis – not only from your business’ perspective, but also through the lens of your outsourced service providers.
Register for this Supply Chain Crisis group
Michel Janssen – Chief Research Officer, Everest Group
Amy Fong – Vice President, Everest Group
Abhishek Singh – Vice President, Everest Group
Helen Mackenzie – Principal Advisor, Procurious
Digital services continued to dominate outsourcing activity, driven by cloud-based deals
The global sourcing industry posted healthy numbers for Q3 2018, marked by notable increases in outsourcing demand, according to Everest Group. The total contract value of outsourcing transactions rose 11 percent from Q2 to Q3.
Digital services continued to dominate the outsourcing activity, driven by cloud-based deals. Among GIC setups, the share of digital services as compared to traditional services increased from 44 percent in Q2 to 56 percent in Q3. Likewise, a focus on digital continued to dominate both service providers’ acquisitions (73 percent) and partnerships (84 percent) landscape. Both enterprises and service providers are increasingly leveraging disruptive technologies such as artificial intelligence (AI) and machine learning (ML) to build more a strategic digital agenda, drive innovation and focus on value-added services.
Everest Group discusses these and other third-quarter developments in the sourcing industry in its recently released Market Vista™: Q4 2018 report. The quarterly report highlights the trends in the fast-evolving global sourcing market, exploring the key developments across outsourcing transactions and Global In-house Centers (GICs), as well as location risks and opportunities, and service provider developments.
“The global services industry has enjoyed three consecutive quarters of growth in 2018,” said Salil Dani, vice president at Everest Group. “In Q3, transaction activity rose, and the volume of new contracts increased significantly. Although Q3 did see a decline in GIC market activity in comparison to Q2, we continue to expect healthy growth of the overall global services market through the remainder of the year.”
Additional highlights from the Market Vista: Q4 2018 report:
***Download a complimentary 16-page abstract of the report findings here.*** (Registration required.)
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