Top 10 Outsourcing Companies in the World
Outsourcing used to be a word with a quite negative connotation, in some places. Factors that put the word in such an adverse position included gripes over missing jobs and disrespect for the local economies. Nonetheless, there has been a major change in the way people talk about outsourcing over the last five to ten years. This is no longer an option as much as it is a necessity. More importantly, outsourcing gives companies precious time and resources to concentrate on key business areas, rather than piling up significant organizational funds into something that can be achieved more quickly and cost-effectively.
What makes outsourcing a world-class company? First, there has to be a worldwide presence of professional’s outsourcers. They need to be able to help their customers make use of all available resources in a seriously globalized market. That’s number one. Secondly, service providers have to deliver a certain degree of operational experience with a large pool of talent to suit the most specific needs of a company. They have to prove that, with measurable and quantifiable key performance indicators, they can improve daily operations. Purchasing managers enjoy metrics and reports as they display places where they can make changes. Finally, the complex outsourcing business relationship between partners must have benefits for both sides. There has to be a certain trade-off so that both sides see a mutual benefit to doing business together.
“Great companies start because the founders want to change the world… not make a fast buck” — Guy Kawasaki
But who’s best at doing it? Jump into our Top 10 to find out as we explore the best outsourcing companies in the world.
- Accenture
“Strong delivered results”
During 2009 Accenture moved its main headquarters to Dublin, Ireland, but that did not deter us from calling the world’s leading external service professional. In 2010, net revenue from Accenture reached $21,55 billion. The main customers include 34% of fortune global 500 and the outsourcing services provided by Accenture include software and technology by BPOs and packaged outsourcing. It has branches in 53 countries in more than 200 cities. It even headlines off to be one of the worst ass-golf tournaments in the nation the WGC Accenture match play championship in Tucson, Arizona.
2. IBM
The business corporation is headquartered in Armonk, New York, but has a reputation as a multinational information outsourcing firm. In 2010 IBM started to tour “BPO Next-Generation” and the firm provides all its tools to consumers to tell themselves that their development demands are being outsourced. IBM’S key statistic involves reducing supply chain form $3 billion to $5 billion annually and increasing profitability by over $500 million.
3. Wipro Technologies
Wig Pro technologies is an Indian IT company specialized in “Total Outsourcing”, which aims at the accomplishment of clear IT targets. Wipro can offer IT infrastructure solutions which are seamlessly aligned with any business organizational processes and practices. They are one of the world’s best service providers, and they are generally recognized as the IT unique network outsourcing partner of choice.
4. ACS — Affiliated Computer Services
Most of the programs at Texas-based ACS are delivered by HR externalization, but they are more than qualified to handle everything from BPO support to IT externalization. A modest $6 billion has been generated annually and recently a 100% contactless ticket solution is deployed in the Houston transport network. The customer’s saving in addition to $2 million was supported with a more ACS plant, the fully integrated hospital
5. Sodexo
Sodexo is a multinational food services procurement business headquartered in Missy-Les-Moulineaux, France with a specialized focus on facilities and supply management. Sodexo’s 2009 revenues in 2009 alone reached EUR 14.7 billion. Sodexo handles 10 million clients a day, maintains 700 facilities and provides 9.3 million meals a day.
6. Colliers International
Colliers International is a Washington-based outsourcing partner serving the real estate industry and a global organization which supports its customers, including landlords and asset management. With 480 offices in 61 countries and with the power, scope, obligation and flexibility of a global business, Colliers international has a relationship model which combines a local company with the same entrepreneurial dimensions.
7. CSC — Computer Sciences Corporation
Information sciences corporation, another IT technology supplier is a network management service. After Xerox purchased the aforementioned ACS in 2009, it abandoned CSC to become the sole independent U.S- based outsourcing company.
8. Infosys Technologies
As the seven partners, Infosys began the IT service provider in 1981 at Bangalore in India; it is the humblest beginning of any company on our list. Today, more than $5.4 billion a year are earned, developing and providing business solutions that are technically capable. From Bill Clinton to the business today, the organization has a long history of recognition.
9. ISS
In terms of facility maintenance and operations, ISS is one of the world’s largest firms. The Denmark-based ISS is designed to meet all your facilities requirements whether it be cleaning, support for office space, property services, security, or overall facility management. The aim of the ISS Way is to better integrate the business model and improve information sharing skills.
10. Capgemini
Capgemini is a French IT firm, with a workforce of well over 1,00,000 in more than 36 countries. Intel and Microsoft are big collaborations. The business goal of Capgemini includes expertise, ensuring sustainable and long-term growth and a return on investment for its shareholders.
- Yash Agarwal
