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Outsourcing Issues
by Gary Zeiss, Esq. on March 8, 2009
In this article in IndustryWeek, one of the key problems in outsourcing relationships is explored. While this article focuses on manufacturing, it also applies to any outsourcing relationship, from HR and finance to IT to recruiting.
The "Outsourcing Paradox" is described as the sourcing to experts, but not allowing the experts to design the processes. Instead, detailed specifications with lockstep procedures are put in place, leaving the outsourcing supplier with little room to apply the expertise they've gained from their broad experience.
The "Outsourcing Paradox" is described as the sourcing to experts, but not allowing the experts to design the processes. Instead, detailed specifications with lockstep procedures are put in place, leaving the outsourcing supplier with little room to apply the expertise they've gained from their broad experience.
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Rating: 7.25 out of 4 vote(s) cast.
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Response from:
Outsourcing Finance Services in India
(03/21/09 2:17am)
Hey Garry your blog is full of useful information.. I liked your blog..
Response from:
shubh
(05/16/09 7:02am)
Healthy outsourcing relationship can be kept sustained only if both sides follow certain ethics like clarity, time bound response, strict quality standards etc. To know more about outsourcing relationships, one may visit http://pragmaticoutsourcing.com/
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Response from:
david
(06/09/09 2:34pm)
Hi,
we do outsourcing as well! saving money and time! thanks for all your help
David
excellentservicesgroup.com
we do outsourcing as well! saving money and time! thanks for all your help
David
excellentservicesgroup.com
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