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Growing Industry Maturity Prompts Unilever to Ink Largest Ever HR BPO Deal With AccentureProduct Type: Market Research ReportPublished by: IDC Published: July 2006 Product Code: R104-26855 Description
Unilever has finally inked a much-anticipated seven-year HR BPO contract with Accenture, which IDC estimates to be in the region of $1.14 billion. In terms of number of employees involved (200,000) and in geographical reach (100 countries), as well as in annual revenue run rate it is the largest HR BPO deal to date. This IDC Insight looks at the background to this deal and the key drivers that have led Unilever to partner with Accenture in transforming its HR function. It also analyzes the impact of this deal for Accenture and Unilever, as well as the HR BPO market as a whole. Table of Contents
Table of ContentsIDC Opinion In This Insight Situation Overview Announcement Highlights About Unilever Table: Corporate Profile of Unilever, 2005 Financial Performance Table: Unilever Five-Year Summary, 2001-2005 Figure: Unilever Five-Year Summary of Sales and Net Earnings, 2001-2005 Figure: Unilever Five-Year Summary of Net Sales and Headcount, 2001-2005 Organization Figure: Unilever Net Sales by Product Category, 2005 Figure: Distribution of Unilever Employees (000s) by Region, 2001-2005 Tough Competition in the Global Consumer Goods Business Figure: 5-Year Summary of Net Sales ($M), Unilever Versus Selected Consumer Goods Companies, 2001-2005 Figure: Five-Year Summary of Net Income ($M), Unilever Versus Selected Consumer Goods Companies, 2001-2005 HR Transformation at Unilever Establishing the Baseline. The Business Case Down-Select Future Outlook Accenture: Delivering the Vision Technology and Sub-Contractors Sourcing Advisors Looking Forward |
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