67% of UK IT directors don’t see an alternative to offshoring
Fact recorded on: November 30, 2004. Categories: Outsourcing.
A recent Vanson Bourne research finds two-thirds of UK IT directors seeing little alternative to going offshore. 67% of UK IT Directors are ignorant of any alternative solutions to offshoring, Vanson Bourne says.
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