February 2004
Armenia’s IT services and software sector could lead the way in improving the country’s economy.
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February 2004
In software’s coming shakeout, big companies will get bigger, while smaller ones will need to play smart or close shop.
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November 2003
New software can provide procurement managers with more information about their operations but can’t overcome flawed processes.
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June 2003
Achieving the most productive combination of workers and work is about to become a great deal easier.
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February 2003
A study of early adopters of supply-chain-management software shows that it works best where it is needed most—but is no use as a bandage over flawed processes.
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August 2002
Software companies caught in a downward spiral find it exceptionally difficult to escape. Yet a determined few succeed.
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May 2001
Developing software in foreign lands can save time and money—but only if companies do it right.
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December 2000
Multinational companies already understand India’s value as a platform for software development. But they now have an opportunity to move many parts of their business systems.
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June 2000
A McKinsey survey of 100 software companies around the world found clear distinctions between practices in Europe and those in the United States.
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May 2000
Software and IT services are already bright spots in India’s economy, but a McKinsey study concluded that reducing government red tape and modernizing the country’s telecom infrastructure would make them a lot brighter.
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November 1999
If traditional telecom equipment vendors don’t have a strategy for the software business, they may be in the wrong business altogether.
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