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Covered vendor profiles within the Vendor Intelligence Program program

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Track the pattern of service adoption by monitoring Vendor Intelligence Program contract awards by your peers. Identify who are the successful vendors this industry now. Updated monthly!

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Service Line Definitions

Contains NelsonHall's BPS service line definitions covering all front-office, industry-specific, and back-office BPS services.

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  • Online Surveys for Outsourcing Market Research: Garbage In, Garbage Out

    Oct 27, 2014, by Paul Connolly

    In his latest monthly newsletter, U.K. money-saving guru Martin Lewis gives his readers advice on how to make money from filling in online surveys. I rather like his opening line, which reads “Willing to give views on One Direction, washing-up liquid or what goes on between your bedsheets? If so, it's possible to earn £100s a year, without any special skill or talent.” Of [...]

  • Deriving High-Impact Analyst Value: How TCS Uses NelsonHall

    Sep 24, 2014, by Paul Connolly

    It’s fair to say that in today’s sourcing marketplace there’s a degree of disenchantment, even cynicism, regarding analyst firms and their ability to deliver genuine business value. Look around and you’ll see no shortage of swipes aimed at the hegemony of the big traditional firms, whose grip on the influencer market and their ‘pay to play’ models, have caused m[...]

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