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New Articles
11 June 2008
Advantages of Outsourcing
To a layman, outsourcing would seem like a waste of time and money, as well as an unneeded complication. After all, why send business abroad when the work can probably be done better right at home? To a politician, the issue of outsourcing serves as a fortified objection to taking jobs away from ‘our own countrymen’. Sympathy towards this issue may elicit a few votes, but nothing more.
04 June 2008
Needs for IT outsourcing
IT companies spend countless amount of days and hours developing various kinds of software for their clients. The global organizations today have become more sophisticated and they need to develop complex systems, elevate their economic growth, increase the competitiveness and enhance their performance. These organizations range from banks, financial institutions, airlines, engineering and government agencies. Because of this, they need a lot of capital and people to handle the growing tasks for different types of softwares that is needed for the company.
31 May 2008
Outsourcing and Offshoring are Loaded Terms
To outsource or not - it's a serious business decision. But the problem is that words carry baggage, and none more so than the word 'outsource'.
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New Links
26 March 2007
offshoring.fuqua.duke.edu
2006 ORN survey report: Next Generation Offshoring: The Globalization of Innovation.
02 August 2005
e-isn.com
ISN (India Software Network) is a leading IT research and offshore advisory firm, which helps clients, leverage the offshore opportunity in the IT outsourcing process. Since 1998, ISN has taken a lead in outsourcing procurement & since then developed and maintained a network of quality Indian software & BPO outsourcing service providers.
11 July 2005
Oxford BPO Research
The latest news and research on outsourcing and offshoring.
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OOBP Founder Speaks at CEED Regional Conference in Slovenia
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Eugene Goland, Founder of OOBP, was one of the distinguished speakers and round table moderators at “Building a Successful Multinational SME” conference, hosted by Center for Entrepreneurship and Executive Development in Rogaska Slatina, Slovenia.
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The first CEED Regional Conference brought together a group of selected 70 high growth SMEs from East and South East European Region. Experts from international consulting, ICT and finance institutions provided highly practical insights on ways of building successful enterprises.
Eugene Goland’s presentation, “How to Get More Business through International Networking”, discussed global trends affecting SMEs and various business development tools, necessary for networks expansion. According to Goland, the key to success of most SME service companies is network growth and management, which includes contact history logging, classification and targeting, as well as marketing broadcasts and measuring network growth. “This was probably the best networking-oriented conference I have ever attended,” said Goland. “A solid partner network is crucial for the success of any SME, and I was thrilled to present on the subject.”
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