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Moving Beyond Out-Sourcing, Fusion Pioneers Co-Sourcing

Even as long as a year ago, disturbing (management-issues) reports (CNN Money) began to emerge about the hidden costs of outsourcing, especially in front office IT and in customer service. The tide is now clearly turning (ZDNet Asia).

Fusion Systems Partners With TraderTools

Asia-Pacific systems integrator to market TraderTools eFX trading platform to financial institutions throughout the region.

A Different Kind of Outsourcing

‘Lift and drop’ has given outsourcing a bad name. Huw Rogers explains why co-sourcing is the way of the future.

Disturbing reports about the hidden costs of outsourcing have been circulating for over a year now. In front office IT and in customer service, the tide is clearly turning. Today, innovative companies are learning from experience and employing a new approach, bringing some functions back in-house and rediscovering the virtues of traditional diligence in vendor selection and management in light of their damaging experiences.
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Lift and Drop

Why SOX Matters in China

Vaughan Marks, Partner at Fusion Systems explains that China-based IT managers should make it their responsibility to address Sarbanes-Oxley compliance.

In today’s business climate, it is never too early for an entrepreneur to be thinking about exit. For many, this equates to a public listing in some suitable jurisdiction (Hong Kong, Shanghai and Nasdaq), or private sale to another organization, typically a listed company.
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ERP on a Budget

The growth of low-cost and online alternatives is helping SMEs take advantage of enterprise resource planning technology.

By Maria Trombly

Fusion Systems Opens Tokyo Office

TOKYO February 10, 2006 -- Fusion Systems, a provider of world class systems integration consultancy and services with offices in Shanghai and Hong Kong, today announced the acquisition of MetaVector Ltd., a Tokyo technology consulting company. MetaVector will be renamed Fusion Systems Japan. "Fusion's Shanghai development capabilities will accelerate the growth of MetaVector. This acquisition will permit us to take full advantage of expanding business opportunities in both Tokyo and Shanghai. We anticipate further regional expansion." said Michael Alfant, Group President & CEO.