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Satyam Emerges Global No2 Outsourcing Vendor

By admin, August 5, 2006 3:40 pm
Satyam Emerges Global No2 Outsourcing Vendor

Satyam ranked No. 1 amongst Indian IT companies, No. 2 globally out of 872 outsourcing vendors in 63 countries Survey conducted by Brown-Wilson Group Inc., for publishing in The Black Book of Outsourcing.

Satyam improved its rank from number 19 in 2005. This year, Satyam also figured as the leading Indian provider. The Brown-Wilson survey analyzed 872 outsourcing vendors in 63 countries. Its results will appear in the Black Book of Outsourcing, a renowned and highly endorsed publication. The survey measured CEO Commitment, Human Capital Performance, Corporate Direction and Leadership Impact. Other factors included Management Performance, Client and Employee Satisfaction, and Organizational Excellence. Satyam's overall score was 93.4 (out of 100).

The achievement of Satyam to the top ranks of global outsourcing leadership is a testament to management's commitment to its clients, prospects, contractors, customers and employees worldwide. We are pleased to be able to recognize Satyam with this prestigious industry award based entirely upon impartial and extremely stringent leadership qualification factors," said Douglas Brown, president of Brown-Wilson Group and co-author of The Black Book of Outsourcing.

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Prashanth Rai


2 Responses to “Satyam Emerges Global No2 Outsourcing Vendor”

  1. Raman says:

    I dont agree with your comments as Satyam was never was part of Outsourcing, however that been said satyam has been practicing global sourcing and its always been a global player and one of the best in the global sourcing, ofcouse the model is the same but in this case the projects are same signed off much cheaper than outsourcing as only the employees of satyam, TCS, birlasoft, Infosys, Wipro & patny computers can work at these rates so its good for the american firms but not to any body else, dont know if its better to comment on the best managers who work out on numbers that can make profits at very low margins like $20-$22/per hour and keep the stock rates high … unimaginable correct. but this is the reality. CIO reports say that they have their revenue coming from USA about 70% and ROW 15% and 10% in house/india then how can they show profits on their balnace sheets any way another ENRON family companies they will show-up their faces very soon after the SOX reports they will have to show the real #’s very soon, ofcouse they make-up the #’s in India ….. cant change the indian accounting system so they will still live …….

  2. he survey measured CEO Commitment, Human Capital Performance, Corporate Direction and Leadership Impact.

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