CMS Cameron McKenna is scaling back its controversial back office outsourcing agreement with Integreon, with the news coming days after Osborne Clarke confirmed it was reducing the scope of its own agreement with the outsourcer. CMS managing partner Duncan Weston said the firm was looking for an alternative third-party provider to take one part of the facilities services agreement it signed with Integreon in May 2010.
March 28, 2013 at 09:43 AM
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The original version of this story was published on Legalweek
CMS Cameron McKenna is scaling back its controversial back office outsourcing agreement with Integreon, with the news coming days after Osborne Clarke (OC) confirmed it was reducing the scope of its own agreement with the outsourcer.
CMS managing partner Duncan Weston said the firm was looking for an alternative third-party provider to take one part of the facilities services agreement it signed with Integreon in May 2010.
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