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“I called the tech line here [at NBC],” Jay Leno once recalled, “and I got a guy in India and I said, ‘Thank you, what’s your name?’…
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Outsourcing is a strategic management model wherein business processes are transferred to another company. The concept is: to let a third party service provider perform the management and/or day-to-day execution of one or more business functions.
Continue reading Should You Choose a Multisourcing or an Integrated Supplier Approach to Outsourcing?
September 25, 2008 No CommentThe emergence of Information Technology Outsourcing (ITO) in the 1980s and Business Process Outsourcing (BPO) in the 1990s saw U.S.-based firms strike a slew of mega deals.
Continue reading The director of Microsoft Ukraine believes the nation will play a big role in software development. During his interview with the Kyiv Post, Franke said that Ukraine has the potential to become a second India in software development outsourcing.
Continue reading Esquire magazine’s A.J. Jacobs once hired an assistant, Asha, from an Indian outsourcing firm called Your Man in India to do some online shopping and other mundane tasks.
Continue reading Application Service Provider (ASP); Business Process Outsourcing (BPO); Competitive Insourcing; Contract Manufacturing; Co-Sourcing or Cosourcing; Facilities Management; Insourcing; Nearshoring; Offshoring; Service Level Agreement (or SLA); Shared Services.
Continue reading Choosing a company to outsource to is very different from choosing an ordinary supplier. You’re embarking on a long-term relationship, so take your time.
Continue reading The mistakes organizations make when implementing and managing offshore and outsourcing initiatives can be understood in the context of the seven deadly sins. Offshore outsourcing, offshore development and moving jobs offshore can have significant cost reductions when adopting a fix and mix approach.
Continue reading Paying taxes is an essential part of every business and something that small businesses worry about when it is time to file their tax return. At end of every quarter or year small businesses collect all their financial and business transactions records to send it to their CPA to prepare the tax returns.
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