Anyone working on this? I was looking into a Fujitsu gig (not NHS) and was wondering if its going to be worth pursuing now given the likely fallout of losing such a big contract.
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Fujitsu losing NHS contract
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First Accenture and now Fujitsu.
That's 3 of the 5 regions that will have a new supplier from the one first allocated the contract.Comment
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As with most of the big ones, there isnt much going on at the min, and they're not winning much, but that sums the market up.I didn't say it was your ******* fault, I said I was blaming you!Comment
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Originally posted by BA to the Stars View PostFirst Accenture and now Fujitsu.
That's 3 of the 5 regions that will have a new supplier from the one first allocated the contract.Comment
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Originally posted by PRC1964 View PostI expect they'll just swap regions and carry on much as before.Comment
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No problem,
Start off with 5(?) suppliers doing exactly the same in different regions; press them all on terms until only the fittest survives to finish the job. Not a bad strategy if you can afford it.Comment
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Originally posted by thunderlizard View PostNo problem,
Start off with 5(?) suppliers doing exactly the same in different regions; press them all on terms until only the fittest survives to finish the job. Not a bad strategy if you can afford it.Comment
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