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Articles • Next Big Wave: Remote Infrastructure Management Piyali Guha Remote infrastructure management (RIM) boomed due to the fact that it cuts down service time and infrastructure costs • Outsourcing Managed Security: Risk and Rewards Steven Marlin Security is next on the list of outsourcing candidates. But companies have to evaluate a trade off between risk, cost arbitrage and expertise before they make the move • Realize ROI Faster with Green Datacenters Vishnu Anand Lessened lifetimes, datacenters on demand, and faster paybacks-get ready for the new wave of green datacenters • Managed Security: Seeking a Payoff Bob Violino Surging demand for managed security services and related investments lead organizations to find efficient partners outside • Green: The New Color of Outsourcing Global Services Currently, in India, there are around 513 SEZs that have been approved by various state governments, of which 250 have already been notified under the SEZ Act 2005, and over 150 of them are designed to suit the needs of IT and IT-enabled services industry • Managing on Demandaydayloans Rusty Weston Software-as-a-Service is a compelling model that offers greater opportunity for collaboration between sourcing professionals, IT and domain experts • The ABC of RIMS for SMEsayda Taking a leaf from international businesses, Remote Infrastructure Management Services (RIMS) are what SMEs in India should scout for to manage their IT investments better. It will end up giving them a competitive edge, helping them take on bigger competition • Users Have Their Say on Infrastructure Offshoring One third of organizations would consider managing their IT infrastructure from an offshore location in the near future, according to a new survey of senior IT decision makers • Positive Growth in Colombian IT Infrastructure Outsourcing Market Global Services An analysis from Frost & Sullivan on Colombian IT Infrastructure outsourcing services market reveals that the market earned revenues of $115.9 million in 2006 and estimates to reach $614.3 million in 2012 << previous 1 2 3 4