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Rethinking IT Outsourcing

Rethinking IT Outsourcing

Rethinking IT Outsourcing

Frank D Howard

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Larchmont Publishing
Año de edición:
2018
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ISBN:
9780999873205
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This book received a 5-Star Review from Reader's Favorite on October 16, 2018:https://readersfavorite.com/book-review/rethinking-it-outsourcingCan you relate to any of these?• The idea of IT outsourcing is new to me and I’d like to learn more.• I’d like to try it but I’ve heard some horror stories, so I’m not sure it’s worth the risk.• I tried outsourcing IT work once and it was a disaster. If I knew of a better way to mitigate the risks, I might try again.If you can relate, this book is for you! The good news is that traditional outsourcing is on its way out, along with its associated headaches. So, if you have mixed feelings about outsourcing, try to put those aside and open your mind to a new paradigm: It’s called IT offshoring.You will learn how IT offshoring works while greatly reducing or eliminating the downsides of traditional outsourcing.   Done properly, this positions you to benefit from the global talent mobility mega trend while minimizing risk.You have in your hand a guide to putting you back in the driver’s seat, a seat occupied for far too long by the traditional outsourcing company.  You can achieve this by Rethinking IT Outsourcing.

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