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Multi-Client Studies
eHealth in Canada
The eHealth in Canada study is Branham's flagship eHealth information and analysis product. Branham is currently soliciting subscriptions to the 2006 edition of this comprehensive annual study. While the first edition focused predominately on eHealth in Canadian hospitals, the second edition will explore several additional aspects of the Canadian eHealth market as well as updating information contained in the 1st edition.
For further information on this study please contact Jessica Collins at 613-745-2282 ext. 114.
US Outsourcing Market and Nearshore Opportunities
The US Outsourcing Market and Nearshore Opportunities study is one of Branham's latest ventures into further analyzing the current state of outsourcing within North America. The first edition of this study is designed to validate the outsourcing opportunities in the US market for global vendors who have or plan to have nearshore delivery capabilities based in Canada. The study provides in-depth analysis on the current state of IT and Non-IT Outsourcing expenditures in US medium and large corporations and examines the current state from several different perspectives.
For further information on this study please contact Wayne Gudbranson at 613-745-2282 ext. 113.
Wireline and Wireless Convergence – The New Challenge in Extending the Enterprise
The use of wireless technology is increasing within the business community, Furthermore, it is presenting new opportunities to extend the traditional wireline information and communications environment to allow the enterprise to enhance its ability to connect with customers, employees and partners. Branham’s study will conduct a detailed analysis of successful implementations of Wireline and Wireless Convergence providing subscribers will a very unique perspective on best practices in this burgeoning area.
For further information on this study please email Branham at wireless@branhamgroup.com or contact Wayne Gudbranson at 613-745-2282 ext. 113.