Trends Point to Far-Reaching Changes in Government Outsourcing | Article
Government outsourcing deals in the US have taken on significant new characteristics. Here are the big changes that put government deals on a par with commercial deals.
Monthly Archives: May, 2006
Is Your Information Secure? Outsourced IT Still Requires In-Sourced Risk Assessment | Article
Outsourcing your IT doesn’t relieve you of security obligations. Try telling the CEO that it’s alright that you lost customer information because we have an IT outsourcing contract. Just don’t tell him about the supplier’s limitation of liability provision. Attorney Bruce Leshine shares legal ideas to protect your data in an outsourced environment.
Outsourcing the Headaches of Chasing Down Insurance Certificates | Article
Collecting certificates of insurance and managing insurance compliance is crucial in minimizing the financial risks from accidents occurring on your property. Here are the many reasons why companies like Coca-Cola Bottling Co. are turning to outsourced solutions for this process.
Outsourcing Brings Better Service to Clients and an Award to the Program | Article
Many parents in El Paso County, Colorado, don’t want to pay child support; the county has the second largest case load in the state. Outsourcing enforcement improved collections when the supplier offered performance awards to its staffers. And the kids won, too.
Buying Consortia: A Hybrid Outsourcing Solution for Indirect Spend
Today companies are joining buying consortia to purchase non-core supplies and processes that don’t give them a competitive edge. Read how this hybrid outsourcing solution allows members to both save significant sums and share knowledge.
Outsourcing Its IT Department Helps Falls Church Provide Services for Demanding Citizenry | Article
Unfortunately for the city of Falls Church, Virginia, major IT employers like AOL are in its backyard, making high tech hiring brutal. Half the IT department was vacant before outsourcing solved the problem.
Trading Up – Outsourced EDI | Article
When its electronic data interchange administrator left, a manufacturer chose to outsource this function rather than replace him. Here’s why the company discovered the ROI of outsourcing was big.