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Global services contracts 2H09: super-regionals set the pace
Management Report
Published: May 2010
Pages: 23
Tables: For full details, please email keithw@cmsinfo.com
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Research from: telecomsmarketresearch
Sector: Networks & Infrastructure
Telefonica, T-Systems, and Vodafone are making a significant challenge to the ‘big four’ global telcos in managed services to multinational enterprises. They could be followed by a third wave of suppliers: emergent super-regionals. All service providers are extending their managed applications offers across regions, as enterprise buyers show increasing awareness that global ICT is underpinning global e-commerce.
Telefonica, T-Systems, and Vodafone are making a significant challenge to the ‘big four’ global telcos in managed services to multinational enterprises. They could be followed by a third wave of suppliers: emergent super-regionals. All service providers are extending their managed applications offers across regions, as enterprise buyers show increasing awareness that global ICT is underpinning global e-commerce.