Denmark: 27% of businesses to outsource IT services

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27% of major Danish businesses are planning to outsource IT services. The trend is significant especially in the transport/distribution/infrastructure sector, in which 58% are planning to outsource part of their IT services. Among public businesses, 36% are planning to do it, but in the financial sector not more than 14%. Operations and maintenance of central systems and infrastructure, as well as system development, are the biggest areas for outsourcing, Claus Thorsgaard Larsen, general manager of Ementor Denmark, says.

Prepackaged software, Software Publishers, Computer Language Software ex Military

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Denmark:Terror attack costs Danish IT industry DKr2.5bn

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The US terror attack will cause the Danish IT industry a loss of DKr2.5bn (US$301mn), according to IT analysis company IDC. Its revises its forecast for the growth in the Danish IT business from 8% to 7% this year and from 11% to 8% next year. This means that the earnings of Danish IT companies next year will be revised from DKr60.8bn to DKr58.6bn.

Electronic computers, General Management Services, Management

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DENMARK: HP DENMARK'S 1998/99 RESULTS

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HP Denmark, the Danish subsidiary of Hewlett-Packard, reports a record high profit, DKr 60mn (USD 8.4mn), for the fiscal 1998/99, up 5% compared with 1997/98. Turnover increased by 11% to DKr 2.3bn. 55% of growth is attributed to sales of solutions to minor and medium-size businesses.

United States, Computers, Foreign operations, Sales, profits & dividends, Hewlett-Packard Co.

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