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The 2012 Global Outsourcing 100® Sub-Lists • Best 10 Overall • by Industry Focus • by Service Area • by Region Served • Honors and Highlights The 2012 Global Outsourcing 100® Sub-Lists • Best 10 Overall • By Industry Focus • By Service Area • By Region Served • Honors and Highlights Best 10 Leaders in Overall Revenue Rising Stars in Overall Revenue Leaders in Revenue Growth Accenture Emerio GlobeSoft Aegis ADP Endava Altisource Compass Group Freeborders China Talent Group CSC GeBBS Healthcare Solutions Ci&T Getronics Workspace Alliance NETAS EPAM Systems HP Enterprise Services Scicom Grupo ASSA Infosys SoftServe Integreon Managed Solutions ISS Symphony House Berhad Long View Systems Sodexo Synygy VanceInfo Wipro Technologies Xceed Wicresoft Rising Stars in Number of Rising Stars in Revenue Growth Leaders in Number of Employees Employees Bleum Accenture Azure Knowledge Corporation Cross-Tab Marketing Services Aegis Emerio GlobeSoft eMids Technologies Compass Group Freeborders First Line Software Convergys GeBBS Healthcare Solutions GeBBS Healthcare Solutions CSC Nagarro Island Logic HCL Technologies Scicom National Medical Billing Services Infosys SoftServe ReSource Pro ISS Symphony House Berhad SoftServe Sodexo Ugam Solutions Systems In Motion Wipro Technologies Xceed Leaders in No. of Centers Leaders in Employee Growth Rising Stars in Employee Growth Worldwide Altisource AbsolutData CBRE Colliers Global Corporate Cassidy Turley Cross-Tab Marketing Services Solutions ChinaSoft International CrysTelCall Compass Group Ci&T eMids Technologies Diebold Integrated Services Diebold Integrated Services First Line Software EMCOR Group Globant Freeborders ISS TeleTech GeBBS Healthcare Solutions NCR The Millennium Group Island Logic Newmark Knight Frank Wicresoft National Medical Billing Services Océ Business Services Xchanging Systems In Motion Sodexo ©2012 IAOP All Rights Reserved Companies with Most Company CSR in Outsourcing Rising Stars in No. of Centers Worldwide Presence Artezio CBRE Accenture Colliers Global Corporate Auriga Solutions CBRE Azure Knowledge Corporation Compass Group CGI Group Freeborders Diebold Colliers Global Corporate Solutions Intetics ISS Compass Group Itransition Johnson Controls Genpact Nagarro Jones Lang LaSalle hiSoft Technology International SaM Solutions NCR Infosys SoftServe Newmark Knight Frank Johnson Controls Ugam Solutions Sodexo Jones Lang LaSalle By Industry Focus – Best 5 Leaders - Pharmaceutical Leaders - Automotive Rising Stars - Entertainment & Media Ci&T Aditya Birla Minacs DATROSE Johnson Controls Advanced Technology Services Endava Jones Lang LaSalle Ericpol Telecom First Line Software Kelly Outsourcing and Consulting Group Luxoft Softjourn LeasePlan USA Neusoft Rising Stars – Financial Services Rising Stars - Services Rising Stars – Telecommunications (Insurance) AbsolutData Freeborders Reksoft Cross-Tab Marketing Services GeBBS Healthcare Solutions Scicom Grupo Prominente ReSource Pro Synygy Harbinger Systems Symphony BPO Solutions TEAM International TEAM International Synygy Xceed Companies – Real Estate (Construction, Companies - Education Companies – Air Transportation Transaction) Altisource Compass Group Hexaware Technologies Donnelley Global Outsourcing Hanu Software Infotech Enterprises EMCOR Group Indecomm Global Services NIIT Technologies Grupo Prominente Island Logic Scicom Sodexo Companies - Oil & Natural Gas Companies - Utilities CIeNET International Collabera Getronics Workspace Alliance EXL Service Kelly Outsourcing and Consulting Group Grupo Prominente Long View Systems ISS Neoris WNS Global Services ©2012 IAOP All Rights Reserved By Industry Focus – Best 10 Leaders – Entertainment & Media Leaders - Services Leaders - Health Care Amdocs Cassidy Turley ADP AppLabs Ceridian Aegis Colliers Global Corporate Concentrix Solutions CBRE Cybage Software Compass Group Compass Group Dextrys Diebold Integrated Services Firstsource EPAM Systems Donlen HGS Globant NCR Lionbridge MERA Océ Business Services Neusoft PCCW Solutions Sodexo Sodexo SPi Global TIVIT Syntel Rising Stars – Financial Services Rising Stars – Retail & Consumer Goods Rising Stars – Health Care (Banking, Markets) AbsolutData API Outsourcing Artezio API Outsourcing Artezio Auriga Bleum Bleum Azure Knowledge Corporation Cross-Tab Marketing Services CrysTelCall DATROSE CrysTelCall Emerio GlobeSoft eMids Technologies DATROSE Endava GeBBS Healthcare Solutions Intetics Freeborders Harbinger Systems National Medical Billing Itransition LegalBase Services LegalBase SaM Solutions SoftServe Nagarro SoftServe Ugam Solutions By Industry Focus – Best 20 Leaders – Financial Services Leaders – Financial Services Leaders - Retail & Consumer Goods (Banking, Markets) (Insurance) Accenture Accenture Altisource Banner Managed ADP Aegis Communication Cassidy Turley Amdocs Birlasoft Ceridian Capgemini BRQ IT Services Ci&T CBRE Ci&T Colliers Global Corporate Solutions CGI Group CSC Grupo ASSA Convergys Donnelley Global Outsourcing HGS Diebold Integrated Services EXL Service ICG Commerce Firstsource Genpact iGATE Patni Genpact iGATE Patni Infosys Getronics Workspace Alliance Mastek ITC Infotech HCL Technologies NIIT Technologies LeasePlan USA iGATE Patni Oracle Financial Services BPO Pitney Bowes Management NCR Infosys Services Neoris ISS SEI Sutherland Global Services Jones Lang LaSalle SPi Global transcosmos NCR Syntel ©2012 IAOP All Rights Reserved Unisys TeleTech Williams Lea Williams Lea Wipro Technologies WNS Global Services Zensar Technologies Xchanging Xchanging Leaders – Technology (Hardware & Leaders – Discrete Leaders – Telecommunications Software) Manufacturing Aon Hewitt Accenture ADP CBRE Aegis Capgemini Concentrix Amdocs Ceridian Colliers Global Corporate Convergys Aon Hewitt Solutions Diebold Integrated Services CGI Group CSC Donlen Convergys EMCOR Group EPAM Systems Firstsource Genpact Getronics Workspace Alliance HCL Technologies HCL Technologies hiSoft Technology hiSoft Technology International HGS International Infotech Enterprises Insigma Infosys Inspur Inspur Infotech Enterprises Johnson Controls Lionbridge Inspur Jones Lang LaSalle Luxoft ITC Infotech Lionbridge Neusoft Johnson Controls Newmark Knight Frank Newmark Knight Frank Neoris Softtek PCCW Solutions Océ Business Services Sutherland Global Services Sutherland Global Services Softtek TeleTech TeleTech TIVIT transcosmos VanceInfo Wipro Technologies VanceInfo Wipro Technologies Zensar Technologies Rising Stars – Technology (Hardware & Companies - Government (all levels) Software) AbsolutData Capgemini Auriga CGI Group Bleum ChinaSoft International Cross-Tab Marketing Services CrysTelCall Emerio GlobeSoft CSC First Line Software EMCOR Group Hanu Software Emerio GlobeSoft Harbinger Systems First Line Software Intetics HP Enterprise Services Island Logic Insigma Itransition ISS Nagarro Mastek NETAS NCS Reksoft PCCW Solutions Pitney Bowes Management SaM Solutions Services Scicom TCI BPO SoftServe Unisys Symphony BPO Solutions VADS BPO TEAM International Wicresoft Xceed Xceed ©2012 IAOP All Rights Reserved By Service Area – Best 5 Rising Stars – Customer Rising Stars – Human Resources Leaders - Administrative Services Relationship Management Services Services Aon Hewitt Azure Knowledge Corporation DATROSE Océ Business Services CrysTelCall Emerio GlobeSoft tgestiona Grupo Prominente Scicom The Millennium Group Scicom Synygy Towers Watson Symphony BPO Solutions TEAM International Rising Stars – Transaction Processing Companies - Sales Services Companies - Legal Services Bleum Concentrix Donnelley Global Outsourcing Emerio GlobeSoft Convergys Integreon Managed Solutions Grupo Prominente CrysTelCall LegalBase Scicom Sitel Xceed TeleTech By Service Area – Best 10 Leaders - Real Estate & Capital Asset Leaders - Document Management Leaders – Corporate Services Mgt. Services Services Altisource Banner Managed Communication Cassidy Turley Colliers Global Corporate Cassidy Turley Donnelley Global Outsourcing Solutions CBRE IBA Group Donlen Colliers Global Corporate Solutions Integreon Managed Solutions ICG Commerce Johnson Controls Océ Business Services Indecomm Global Services Pitney Bowes Management Jones Lang LaSalle Services Jones Lang LaSalle LeasePlan USA SPi Global LeasePlan USA Newmark Knight Frank TCI BPO Newmark Knight Frank Sodexo The Millennium Group Williams Lea Williams Lea Xchanging Leaders – Human Resources Rising Stars – Research & Companies – Marketing Services Services Development Services AbsolutData Accenture Artezio Banner Managed Communication ADP Auriga Ci&T Aon Hewitt Bleum Concentrix Ceridian First Line Software Cross-Tab Marketing Services China Talent Group Harbinger Systems ICG Commerce Hexaware Technologies Intetics Kelly Outsourcing and Consulting Johnson Controls Group Itransition Sodexo Towers Watson SaM Solutions transcosmos VADS BPO SoftServe Williams Lea Wicresoft TEAM International Rising Stars – Industry-Specific Services GeBBS Healthcare Solutions Hanu Software Intetics Island Logic Itransition ©2012 IAOP All Rights Reserved National Medical Billing Services NETAS ReSource Pro SoftServe By Service Area – Best 20 Leaders – Information/Comm. Leaders – Transaction Processing Leaders - Industry-Specific Services Technology Services Services ADP Accenture ADP Amdocs Aegis Ceridian CGI Group Amdocs CGI Group Compass Group Capgemini Diebold Integrated Services CSC CGI Group Firstsource Diebold Integrated Services CSC Genpact Firstsource EPAM Systems Hexaware Technologies HCL Technologies Genpact HGS HGS Getronics Workspace Alliance hiSoft Technology International HP Enterprise Services iGATE Patni Indecomm Global Services Infosys Infosys Infosys Insigma NCR Lionbridge Luxoft Neusoft
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