A new federal law requiring executives to be responsible for the accuracy of their financial statements went into effect last year. How is it affecting outsourcing decisions? We take a first look.
2003 was a watershed year for finance and accounting outsourcing. Work went offshore to save money and open new markets. And some buyers outsourced more than just their transaction work. Here’s an account of what happened.
Gateway closed its Ireland office but still had customers in Europe, the Middle East, and Africa. Outsourcing allowed the computer manufacturer to continue to provide top service through the warranty period.
The president of Stanley Korshak had the opportunity to buy the store. Outsourcing payroll saved $60,000 a year.
A medical manufacturer had a hard time keeping track of its 500 pound demonstration machines. A Texas logistics provider helped the company manage the shipping and tracking process.
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