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UPDATE – The Outsourcing List-Maker’s Rumble Continues
As many of you are aware, Phil Fersht of AMR Research had posted a simple survey asking buyers, providers and influencers to “rate the raters”. Â This morning, Phil announced that the findings of the survey were tainted by false respondents claiming to be Fortune 500 organizations. Â Per Phil’s Horses for Sources blog:
As someone who has been in this industry for some time now, I am terribly saddened and disappointed to see such a simple attempt at an open information capture to be fraudulently tainted.  Unfortunately, this type of behavior simply perpetuates an area of the industry wrought with increasing distrust.  It seems to me that once again things will have to get worse before they get better. Â
Let’s keep the conversation going and our integrity intact. Â