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February 1, 2008 Assessing Which Applications To OffshoreA Selection Frameworkby Diego Lo Giudice, Stephanie Moore with Christine Ferrusi Ross, Carey Schwaber, Onica King |
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Outsourcing application development and support offshore in a more strategic way is an increasingly important agenda item for IT organizations. Companies have come to realize that they can get more than just labor arbitrage from their outsourcing relationships. However, they are not sure how to evolve from a pure staff augmentation model to a more strategic outsourcing relationship. One way to do this is to select applications to fully outsource rather than selecting tasks, people, or roles to outsource. In this way, service providers can bring their process and technical expertise to bear to improve the quality of applications and reduce the costs of supporting or developing those applications. To help firms select the applications that are suitable for this type of outsourcing, Forrester has developed a framework that clients can use to kick-start their efforts.
Forrester's Application Development Offshoring Selection Framework
Forrester's Application Maintenance Offshoring Selection Framework
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