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 <description>The U.S. securities regulator on Wednesday charged a worker with insider trading in Dell&#039;s purchase of Perot Systems this week.
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 <description>The Dell-Perot deal accelerates Dell&#039;s push into the IT services market.
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 <description>Dell has agreed to buy Perot Systems for around US$3.9 billion in cash, and intends to make the company its global services delivery division, the companies said Monday.
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 <description>Both business unit managers and technology consumers are big fans of decentralizing IT. They want it carved up by geography, by lines of business, or some other scheme, with control passed to the local senior business manager. This mania for local control isn&#039;t just an affirmation of Tip O&#039;Neill&#039;s legendary mantra: &#039;All politics is local.&#039; It seems to be simple human nature.
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 <description>Demand for IT services continues to grow in the depressed economy, but outsourcers still face financial challenges as the economy forces them to evolve their services and customers continue to seek reduced pricing and smaller deals.
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 <description>Wipro is acquiring Citi Technology Services, an IT services and software development subsidiary in India of Citigroup for about US$127 million in cash.
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 <description>IT outsourcing providers were largely unscathed by the economic downturn throughout much of 2008.  But by the end of the year CIOs were too distracted by the economic destruction surround them to do any outsourcing deals. That&#039;s all poised to change in 2009. The only problem is, that may be bad news for both IT services providers and their IT leader customers.
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 <description>IT vendors may be growing increasingly desperate amid the global economic downturn, but customers must employ a range of tactics -- not just bullying -- to extract cost savings from them.
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