Outsourcing News

EDS To Double Workforce In China
EDS, the world's largest computer services firm after IBM, plans to more than double its workforce in China to 2,000 by the end of 2007 to boost its outsourcing operations.

Hewitt CEO to Leave
Human resources outsourcing vendor Hewitt Associates on Thursday announced that CEO and chairman Dale Gifford will retire from the company at the end of the year. The company also said it is reviewing its guidance for the current quarter and full fiscal year as it reevaluates its contract portfolio.

Lying on your job resume is not worth the risk
Observer - 6/12/2006 - NEW YORK As a number of corporate executives have found to their dismay, lying on a job resume can have dire consequences. Earlier this year, the chief executive of RadioShack Corp. was forced out after it was discovered he did not

Accusations Fly in Va. Democratic Primary
ABC News - RICHMOND, Va. Jun 10, 2006 (AP) One Democrat calls his rival the "anti-Christ of outsourcing" U.S. jobs and argues that he's trying to buy a win in the Virginia primary. The other fires back, labeling his opponent a sexist who is hostile to

Soft Solutions aims to maximize business
Greeley Tribune - Deb Paino wants to help businesses with some of those cumbersome, error-prone, manual processes by replacing them with easy-to-use solutions that are tailor-made to a specific business. Paino started Soft Solutions earlier this month in Frederick in