Research and Markets: IT Services Contracts Quarterly Analysis - the Updated Q3 2009 Edition

November 11, 2009 7:35 AM EST

DUBLIN--(BUSINESS WIRE)-- Research and Markets (http://www.researchandmarkets.com/research/3f1bd5/it_services_contra) has announced the addition of the "IT Services Contracts Quarterly Analysis, Q3 2009" report to their offering.

An analyst-based report on the contracts signed in the previous quarter, with graphical representation of key activity. The analysis will cover any significant deals and compare activities to the previous 12 months.

Scope

    --  Covers global markets, including North America, EMEA and the emerging
        markets in APAC and Latin America.
    --  Covers all deal types in all IT services domains, including
        infrastructure, applications and BPO.

Highlights of this title

The IT Services Contracts Quarterly Analysis for Q3 2009 looks at the current state of the outsourcing market, with particular focus on the private sector.

Using Datamonitor's unique IT Services Contracts Analytics tool, it also identifies the outsourcing hot-spots and highlights which vendors are thriving in the current market.

Key reasons to purchase this title

    --  Track major deals among your competitors and plan your strategy
        accordingly.
    --  Understand which deals are set to expire, and when.
    --  Analyze trends by IT services domain and by client industry and country.

Key Topics Covered:

    --  Total contract value was the lowest for two years
    --  There was less public sector outsourcing in Q3 2009
    --  Private sector outsourcing activity was driven by major wins for
        Ericsson
    --  BP awarded large deals to five vendors
    --  Ericsson emerged as the most successful vendor in Q3

For more information visit http://www.researchandmarkets.com/research/3f1bd5/it_services_contra

Source: Datamonitor

    Source: Research and Markets

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