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最新的新闻里说：程序员也要给外包
新闻链接：http://www.brisbanetimes.com.au/it-pro/government-it/it-workers-fight-for-their-jobs-20130109-2ch32.html
Cr Simmonds said the ]outsourcing involved the council's computer programming area.
"Computer programming is not our core business and it's common for large organisations like ours to outsource this type of technical work to the experts who will deliver better value for ratepayers," he said.
IT果然是被外包的命，连政府都开始将IT外包给国外了。
被外包的领域有：help desk, project services and administration
估计布里斯班政府会成为开创外包IT给国外的先例，后面会更多政府把IT外包到国外了.
BCC will be one of the first government agencies to outsource work overseas and not to an Australian firm.
新闻原文：http://www.brisbanetimes.com.au/queensland/bcc-plans-to-outsource-jobs-to-asia-source-says-20130106-2cba8.html
BCC plans to outsource jobs to Asia, source says
TONY MOORE January 07, 2013
Brisbane City Council plans to outsource 50 information technology jobs to Asia to save wages, a well-placed council source told Fairfax Media this week.
The outsourcing of IT jobs in three work areas - help desk, project services and administration - was confirmed by a spokesman for Lord Mayor Graham Quirk on Sunday.
However Cr Quirk’s spokesman said a final decision on exactly where the jobs would be outsourced to would not be made for several weeks.
The senior source has told brisbanetimes.com.au that Council’s senior information technology managers were now discussing how to send the jobs to India, China or elsewhere in Asia with two outsourcing companies.
If it goes ahead with the plan - to be decided on by Council in January or early February - BCC will be one of the first government agencies to outsource work overseas and not to an Australian firm.
‘‘The councillors may not know about it yet,’’ the source said.
‘‘It is just the IT managers deciding it now. However, I am assuming that once the councillors know about it, they should be smart enough to say no.’’
BCC's Finance and Administration committee chairman Cr Julian Simmonds yesterday confirmed that three IT areas would be outsourced.
"Council has looked at what services IT currently offers internally to our staff which could be offered externally at a lower cost to ratepayers with a higher service result," Cr Simmonds said.
"We found in three areas it is done internally at a cheaper price and better service result,’’ he said.
‘‘But we have made no decision on the other three service areas."
Cr Simmonds insisted there would be no forced redundancies for employees.
The source said most IT staff were generally unhappy with the plan to send the work overseas to save money on wages, while others were concerned at the impact on their jobs.
‘Like IT support, when a council employee rings up and says 'I have got a problem with my desktop, that is the type of work that can be shifted overseas," the source said.
‘‘So instead of that work being done by people living in Australia, it will be done by people living in another country.’’
BCC issued an expression of interest for the outsourcing work eight months ago, the source said, adding:
‘‘They are now in detailed contract negotiations with two multinational companies, with a view to having it up and running by June. But in order to do that they have to have into the first council meeting of the year.’’
Asked if BCC was acting responsibly in seeking to use lower paid overseas workers as a means of saving money, Cr Quirk’s spokesman said negotiations were still underway.
‘‘Well we are not at that stage yet of saying where the work is going. It is still deciding on whether we do the outsourcing or not,’’ the spokesman said.
‘‘When that decision is made, then we will get to that decision. But we are not there yet.’’
Any decision on IT outsourcing would be separate to BCC's $353 million Business and System Efficiency (BASE) review program, which is a large-scale upgrade of its payroll system.
However, other sources have also pointed out that Brisbane’s water and sewerage supplier, Queensland Urban Utilities, which is majority-owned by BCC, also can no longer use the Council's IT area because their contract finishes on June 30, 2012.
Sources say this change may influence the number of IT jobs needed by BCC.
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伪球迷借地缅怀下看球生涯 (2010-6-15) athleticfrog 
发表于 2013-1-7 09:17
