Definition and example of outsourcing, offshore contracting?
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Outsourcing - the purchase by a company of labor or parts from a source outside the company rather using the company's staff or plant; Offshore - from land to water: An icy wind blew offshore; contracting - to make a formal or legally binding agreement with somebody to do something, especially work: I am not contracting if the work falls on sunday...
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BPO means Business Process Outsourcing. In this sector any thing which a company give to another company on contract to complete their own task are include.\n\nand call centers are just one of the task.\n\nyou have another tasks like software development, consultation, etc also.
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Outsourcing is when a company sends jobs that where previously in the U.S. to another country because the wages there are lower. Some say it weakens our economy because people lose jobs while others say it strengthens it because our goods and services are cheaper. You decide.
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Try this website - it is a B2B business website, usually used for outsourcing or bulk purchases
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Oil and gas contracts
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Outsourcing is really about just finding the best value for your money. If someone is willing to give you the same product or service at a lower price, that's a good thing. That means you are free to do something much more productive with your time and money. In any case, there are many jobs that cannot be outsourced, so if you are concerned about job security, get one of those jobs.
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Contracts, Licenses,and employees\nRaising Capital & Business Sales/acquisitions
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It's amazing what jobs the US is contracting to overseas workers these days. The IRS seems to be doing it, too.
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an offshore oil rig engineer
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I'm not sure if you meant procurement, but if you did, in the legal profession, it is usually the act of obtaining, attainment, acquisition, bringing about or effecting.  The government often has procurement contracts with manufacturers or suppliers of goods, services or machinery under the terms of which a sale or service is made to the government.
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Try http://www.elance.com/\nhttp://www.getafreelancer.com/\nOR\nhttp://www.scriptlance.com/\nLot's of outsourced projects there.
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Please follow the links\nhttp://www.BUSYOUTSOURCING.COM \nhttp://www.OUTSOURCING.ORG.UK \nhttp://www.OUTSOURCINGCHEAP.COM \nhttp://www.OUTSOURCINGCHEAP.INFO \nhttp://www.OUTSOURCINGCHEAP.NET \nhttp://www.OUTSOURCINGCHEAP.ORG \nhttp://www.OUTSOURCINGSERVICE.INFO \nhttp://www.OUTSOURCINGSERVICES.INFO \nhttp://www.OUTSOURCINGSOFTWARE.BIZ \nhttp://www.OUTSOURCINGSOFTWARE.ORG \nhttp://www.SOFTWAREOUTSOURCING.BIZ
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Since Big Blue changed the way companies view their employees, outsourcing has been an effective way to decrease the cost of doing business. The "bottom-liners" love it. It used to be that payroll, insurance costs, etc were just considered a necessary cost of being in business. After IBM invented the term "downsizing", it seems that companies changed their view of labor costs to be strictly a cost center and lost sight of the effects changes have personally on employees.\n\nDirect answers...Yes. No.\n\nThey have lost sight of ethics in outsourcing. Turning a blind eye to the effect on your employees does not make it any lees real.
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Outsourcing is not against rules of economics, it is against the rules of Politics. The new laws in UK prove that politicians can go to any extent to protect their vote bank.
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When a company has something done by another company or individual. This could be almost anything from accounting to engineering to making of parts or even the complete manufacture of their product.
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Well, these things are usually custom tailored to the specific needs!\n\nYou could ask a contractor to see a sample contract.
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Not technically, by their defintion- but...\n\nOut sourcing is generally used to mean that the job has been moved overseas- i.e. out of the United States.  This generally wouldn't happen though for government agencies.\n\nContracting out means hiring a contractor (like Boeing, etc.) to do a job- these are usually American companies (companies located in the U.S.)