An Introduction to Outsourcing
Journal Title: Manager Journal - Year 2007, Vol 6, Issue
Abstract
Outsourcing has come a long way. Initially, the practice made a well-publicized mark when U.S. manufacturers began sending their operations to developing-market countries and laying off blue collar employees back home.Multinational corporations are looking at near-shoring, offshoring and outsourcing as a means of restructuring themselves strategically in order to better compete in an increasingly global economy.
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Ionut Constantin
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