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BFS IT Service Provider Compendium and Capability Snapshot 2019
20 Sep 2019
by
Ronak Doshi, Aaditya Jain, Kriti Gupta, Pranati Dave, Supratim Nandi, Harshita Saaran
The Banking and Financial Services (BFS) IT Service Provider Profile Compendium provides comprehensive, research-backed snapshots of 25 BFS IT service providers. Each profile captures that service provider’s service suite, scale of operations, technology solutions, infrastructure services solutions, risk management & regulatory reporting support, and delivery locations, along with Everest Group’s provider assessment. The profiles covered include Accenture, Atos, Attra, Capgemini, CGI, Cigniti, Cognizant, DXC Technology, EPAM, GFT, HCL Technologies, Hexaware, IBM, Incedo, Infosys, LTI, Mphasis, NIIT Technologies, NTT Data, Quinnox, Synechron, TCS, Tech Mahindra, Virtusa, and Wipro.
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The compendium also sheds light on the global BFS IT service provider landscape.
Contents
Each service provider profile captures the following BFS IT service-specific details:
- Service suite and scale of operations: primary capabilities, FTEs, revenue, and recent developments
- Delivery locations and innovation centres: Key delivery locations and innovation centres by countries have been identified across the world
- Technology solutions: key technology solutions across application and digital services, risk and compliance IT services, enterprise platform IT services, and next-generation infrastructure IT services
The compendium enables enterprises to compare the service providers on their areas of strength and development to help existing and potential buyers of BFS IT services choose the most suitable service providers for their needs.
Membership(s)
Banking and Financial Services (BFS) – IT Services
Page Count: 216
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