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Outlook on Digital Professional ServicesOutlook on Digital Professional Services
Co-Produced by information and Bear, Stearns & Co. Inc.
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Should your organization be partnering with a digital professional service provider for its e-business initiatives? Which firms are the strongest players? Will the boutique providers thrive or fail in 2001? To learn more about the future of digital professional services information Research in partnership with Bear, Stearns Co & Inc. fielded a forward-looking research study to help IT professionals interpret the outlook for digital professional services.
According to the study of 150 IT managers, an average of 29% of spending on e-business initiatives went to third-party consultants in 2000. Spending on consultants is expected to rise in 2001. This report covers digital professional service investment trends, where these investments are being made with either traditional players or e-business specialists, and which criteria are important when selecting a consulting partner.
The 25-page report documents the prospects of digital professional services in 2001, and provides insight on which players will remain successful. Use this report to benchmark your investment in third-party consultants, and evaluate traditional consultants vs. e-business specialists.
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