UK outsourcing is expected to grow rapidly in the second half of 2012
The Information Services Group’s (ISG) expect that UK outsourcing will increase in the second half of 2012 after the strongest results in decade in 2011.
While the start of 2012 saw a reduction in outsourcing contacts from 2011 due to the unusually high figures of last year and from the delayed effects of the Eurozone crisis, outsourcing is expected to rise as uncertainty dissipates.
ISG, said “we expect outsourcing activity and total contract value to pick up in the second half of 2012 and project full-year results to be in line with historical norms.”
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