1. The contract structure

The agreement will normally contain the following information.

  1. The names and addresses of both parties, the dates on which the contract will start and finish and a precise description of those areas of the client’s organization to which the outsourcing agreement relates.

  2. Guidelines and, where applicable, rules for the management of the transferred service, along with a description of the responsibilities of each of the key managers. In addition, management disagreements between the parties should be anticipated and a framework should be set down for dealing with such situations.

  3. A detailed description, with full technical explanations, of all services affected by the agreement, both those being transferred and those ...

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