target audience: TECH SUPPLIER  Publication date: Dec 2024 - Document type: Pivot Table - Doc  Document number: # US52819524

Services Path 2024: Worldwide Banner Book

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  • Eric Newmark Loading
  • David Tapper Loading
  • Mukesh Dialani Loading
  • Gard Little Loading
  • Jason Bremner Loading
  • Nadia Ballard Loading
  • Bill Latshaw Loading
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  • Douglas Hayward Loading
  • Nishant Bansal Loading
  • Jennifer Hamel Loading
  • Erin Hichman Loading
  • Abhishek Mukherjee Loading
  • Dan Versace Loading
  • Gina Smith, PhD Loading
  • Zachary Chertok Loading
  • Grace Trinidad Loading
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Abstract


This IDC Pivot Table banner book includes data for IDC’s Services Path 2024 program, which provides comprehensive data and guidance on the mind and journey of services buyers. The 18 global markets cover professional services and outsourcing, managed, and engineering services, including application testing/digital assurance/quality engineering services; business consulting services; customer care business process services; customer experience services; digital business transformation professional services; digital engineering and operational technology services; employee experience management services; enterprise intelligence services; environmental, social, and governance (ESG) business services; HR and talent management outsourcing services; IT consulting and systems integration services; managed cloud services; procurement business process services; talent acquisition outsourcing services; IT services for customer success and support; IT skills for digital business; network consulting and integration services; and security, privacy, and compliance services.

Coverage includes adoption; budgeting trends; purchasing preferences and attitudes; pricing and contract options; friction points related to selection, contracting, and managing delivery; and detailed customer satisfaction ratings for vendors. The program also examines what buyers are seeking from the “service company of the future” and where and how service providers must change to meet customers’ future needs.



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