| Wednesday, April 19, 2006 | |
| Outsourcing to Fuel Global Services industry, Says IDC | |
| It also believes that globalization, standardization and automation will re-shape the growing worldwide services industry, and vendors will need to adopt new strategies to succeed amid these changes | |
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Industry experts have predicted that companies and governments will spend over $663 billion on external services worldwide in 2006. According to the latest data from IDC, this spending will represent moderate growth of 6.8% from 2005. The IDC study noted that outsourcing, in particular business outsourcing and application management services, continue to fuel the worldwide services industry. On a regional basis IDC predicts that the Americas, particularly the U.S.A., will continue to host a majority of the services opportunity throughout the forecast period. However, the fastest-growing regions are Central Europe, Middle East, Africa, Asia/Pacific (excluding Japan) and Latin America. IDC also predicts that worldwide spending on external services will increase at a five-year compound annual growth rate of 6.9% during 20062010, reaching more than $866 billion. |
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