Desktop Outsourcing

Desktop Outsourcing

Positive Results Reported, But Analyses Could Be Strengthened

by David L. McClure

62 pages· 2002· ISBN 9780756725327
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Since 1997, Fed. agencies have been engaging in an info.-tech. outsourcing approach for acquiring services in support of their desktop computing environment from a single source, generally known as seat management (SM).Ó This report determines whether 6 agencies involved in SM have realized expected costs & benefits & to identify lessons learned. The agencies that were selected used various contract vehicles & had at least one year of experience with the contract. This report recommends that the 6 agencies review & monitor actual SM costs & benefits, & that when considering SM invest., that they analyze expected costs & benefits &, & implement the lessons learned in this report.

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