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The 2014 Global Outsourcing 100® Sub-Lists • Best 10 Overall • by Industry Focus • by Service Area • by Region Served • Honors and Highlights The 2014 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 Ajuba International Beyondsoft ARAMARK Bleum Brookfield Global Relocation Services Capgemini Clutch Group CGI CGI Freeborders ChinaSoft International HCL Technologies Itransition Diebold Integrated Services® ISS ReSource Pro Endava Johnson Controls - Global WorkPlace Solutions Symphony House MAYKOR Jones Lang LaSalle Synygy Stefanini Tata Communications Transformation NCR Services The Pythian Group Services Unisys Xceed Towers Watson Rising Stars in Number of Rising Stars in Revenue Growth Leaders in Number of Employees Employees 2adpro Accenture Ajuba International Clutch Group Aegis Bleum CrysTelCall ARAMARK Freeborders Elevate Capgemini Itransition GP Solutions HCL Technologies Knoah Solutions IQR Consulting ISS Miratech Knoah Solutions Jones Lang LaSalle ReSource Pro Rural Sourcing Serco Global Services SaM Solutions Shinetech Software Sitel Symphony House Talentica Software Sykes Enterprises Xceed Leaders in No. of Centers Leaders in Employee Growth Rising Stars in Employee Growth Worldwide Brookfield Global Relocation Services 2adpro ARAMARK BRQ IT Services Clutch Group Canon Business Process Services CGI CrysTelCall Capgemini Endava Elevate CBRE FPT Software GP Solutions Colliers International MAYKOR IQR Consulting Diebold Integrated Services® Serco Global Services ProximityCR ISS Tata Communications Transformation Services Rural Sourcing Jones Lang LaSalle The Results Companies Talentica Software MAYKOR Towers Watson The Pythian Group Newmark Grubb Knight Frank ©2014 IAOP All Rights Reserved Rising Stars in No. of Centers CSR in Outsourcing Worldwide Artezio Accenture Clutch Group Aegis Freeborders ARAMARK Intetics Canon Business Process Services Itransition Capgemini LegalBase CBRE Miratech ISS Johnson Controls - Global WorkPlace SaM Solutions Solutions Shinetech Software Mindtree Softengi tgestiona By Industry Focus – Best 5 Leaders – Oil & Natural Gas Leaders - Automotive Leaders - Education CPA Global Group Aditya Birla Minacs ARAMARK Johnson Controls - Global WorkPlace Solutions Brookfield Global Relocation Services iEnergizer/Aptara Kelly Outsourcing and Consulting Group CIeNET International Indecomm Global Services L&T Infotech Neusoft SPi Global NEORIS TeleTech Rising Stars – Entertainment & Media Companies - Hospitality Companies – Air Transportation DATROSE Banner Managed Communication Hexaware Technologies First Line Software Cybage Software Infotech Enterprises Itransition Freeborders IQR Consulting Oxagile IQR Consulting WNS Global Services Softjourn Shinetech Software Companies - Real Estate Companies - Utilities (Construction, Transaction) API Outsourcing Altisource EXL Cassidy Turley Ness Technologies Prominente Prominente RR Donnelley Global Outsourcing WNS Global Services Sigma Ukraine By Industry Focus – Best 10 Leaders – Entertainment & Media Leaders – Health Care Rising Stars – Telecommunications ARAMARK Aegis Artezio Concentrix CBRE CrysTelCall Cybage Software EXL Itransition Datamatics Global Services Firstsource Miratech iEnergizer/Aptara HCL Technologies Oxagile MERA HGS Reksoft Quatrro Neusoft Rimhub Sitel SoftServe Synygy SPi Global SPi Global TEAM International Services The Results Companies Syntel Xceed ©2014 IAOP All Rights Reserved Virtusa Rising Stars – Financial Services Rising Stars – Retail & Consumer Goods Companies - Pharmaceuticals (Banking, Markets) 2adpro Auriga Brookfield Global Relocation Services Artezio Bleum CI&T Bleum Clutch Group Clutch Group CrysTelCall GP Solutions CPA Global Group DATROSE LegalBase Elevate Freeborders Miratech Flexim International Johnson Controls - Global WorkPlace Knoah Solutions Reksoft Solutions LegalBase SaM Solutions Kelly Outsourcing and Consulting Group Rural Sourcing ServicEngineBPO LeasePlan USA Softengi Synygy By Industry Focus – Best 20 Leaders – Financial Services Leaders - Retail & Consumer Goods Leaders – Financial Services (Insurance) (Banking, Markets) Accenture Accenture Altisource Aditya Birla Minacs Capgemini Banner Managed Communication Banner Managed Communication Cassidy Turley Birlasoft Cassidy Turley CBRE Canon Business Process Services Ceridian CGI CI&T CI&T Firstsource Datamatics Global Services Colliers International HCL Technologies Endava Cybage Software IBA Group EXL Grupo ASSA Insigma L&T Infotech HGS ISS Mastek ITC Infotech Jones Lang LaSalle Mindtree LeasePlan USA L&T Infotech MphasiS, an HP Company MAYKOR Luxoft Return on Intelligence Mindtree NCR Services RR Donnelley Global Outsourcing NCR Services Newmark Grubb Knight Frank Softtek NEORIS Pactera Stefanini Quatrro Serco Global Services Swiss Post Solutions Serco Global Services Swiss Post Solutions Syntel SoftServe Sykes Enterprises WNS Global Services Sutherland Global Services Towers Watson Xchanging Leaders – Technology (Hardware & Leaders – Telecommunications Leaders – Discrete Manufacturing Software) Aon Hewitt Accenture Birlasoft CBRE Aegis Canon Business Process Services Colliers International Aon Hewitt Capgemini IBA Group CIeNET International Ceridian Infotech Enterprises Firstsource CGI Johnson Controls - Global WorkPlace Solutions FPT Software Grupo ASSA Jones Lang LaSalle HGS HCL Technologies Kelly Outsourcing and Consulting Group Insigma IBA Group Luxoft iSoftStone iGATE Mindtree Luxoft Infotech Enterprises Newmark Grubb Knight Frank MAYKOR Inspur Pactera MphasiS, an HP Company ISS Quatrro Neusoft ITC Infotech ©2014 IAOP All Rights Reserved Sitel Newmark Grubb Knight Frank NEORIS Softtek Sitel Pactera Sutherland Global Services Sutherland Global Services Softtek Sykes Enterprises Swiss Post Solutions Stefanini Towers Watson Sykes Enterprises TIVIT transcosmos tgestiona Towers Watson Wicresoft transcosmos transcosmos Rising Stars – Technology (Hardware & Companies - Government (all levels) Companies – Health Care Software) Auriga Capgemini Aegis Bleum CGI AGS Health Clutch Group ChinaSoft International Ajuba International Elevate CrysTelCall Auriga First Line Software Emerio GlobeSoft CBRE GP Solutions First Line Software DATROSE Harbinger Systems Insigma EXL Intetics iQor Firstsource Itransition ISS Flexim International Knoah Solutions Mastek Grupo ASSA Miratech MAYKOR Harbinger Systems Oxagile PreludeSys HCL Technologies Rural Sourcing Reksoft Hexaware Technologies SaM Solutions Return on Intelligence HGS ServicEngineBPO SaM Solutions Neusoft Shinetech Software Serco Global Services Persistent Systems Softengi Sigma Ukraine SoftServe Symphony House Unisys SPi Global TEAM International Services Wicresoft Syntel Xceed Xceed The Results Companies Companies - Services API Outsourcing Ceridian Colliers International Diebold Integrated Services® Donlen Integreon Intetics Jones Lang LaSalle LeasePlan USA NCR Services PreludeSys Prominente ProximityCR Shinetech Software Softjourn TEAM International Services tgestiona TIVIT Wicresoft ©2014 IAOP All Rights Reserved By Service Area – Best 5 Rising Stars -Customer Relationship Mgt. Leaders - Administrative Services Leaders - Logistics Services Aon Hewitt Alorica CrysTelCall Beyondsoft Banner Managed Communication DATROSE Kelly Outsourcing and Consulting Brookfield Global Relocation Services Group Prominente Canon Business Process Services Sykes Enterprises Symphony House Flexim International tgestiona Xceed Rising Stars – Transaction Processing Rising Stars – Human Resources Rising Stars - Financial Management Services Services Ajuba International DATROSE API Outsourcing Bleum SaM Solutions Freeborders Prominente Symphony House LegalBase ReSource Pro Synygy Rimhub Xceed TEAM International Services Symphony House Companies – Legal Services Clutch Group Elevate Integreon LegalBase RR Donnelley Global Outsourcing By Service Area – Best 10 Leaders - Real Estate & Capital Asset Leaders - Corporate Services Leaders – Facility Services Mgt. Services Altisource Cassidy Turley Canon Business Process Services Cassidy Turley Colliers International Cassidy Turley CBRE CPA Global Group CBRE Colliers International Donlen Colliers International Johnson Controls - Global WorkPlace Solutions Indecomm Global Services ISS Johnson Controls - Global WorkPlace Jones Lang LaSalle Integreon Solutions Newmark Grubb Knight Frank Jones Lang LaSalle Jones Lang LaSalle LeasePlan USA Newmark Grubb Knight Frank Swiss Post Solutions tgestiona Rising Stars - Research & Development Rising Stars - Industry-Specific Companies - Document Mangement Services Services Services Auriga 2adpro Altavia Bleum Ajuba International API Outsourcing First Line Software Intetics Banner Managed Communication GP Solutions Itransition Canon Business Process Services Harbinger Systems Oxagile IBA Group Intetics ReSource Pro Integreon Miratech ServicEngineBPO RR Donnelley Global Outsourcing Oxagile Sigma Ukraine SPi Global SaM Solutions Synygy Swiss Post Solutions Softengi Companies - Human Resources Companies – Marketing Services Companies - Sales Services ©2014 IAOP All Rights Reserved Aditya Birla Minacs Accenture Concentrix Altavia Aon Hewitt CrysTelCall Banner Managed Communication Ceridian Knoah Solutions CI&T DATROSE Sitel eClerx Services Emerio GlobeSoft Sykes Enterprises Kelly Outsourcing and Consulting Freeborders Group TeleTech ServicEngineBPO SaM Solutions TELUS International transcosmos TEAM International Services The Results Companies Towers Watson Wicresoft By Service Area – Best 20 Leaders – Information/Comm.
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