September 2001
Intermediate to advanced
224 pages
6h 5m
English
One of the first tasks facing the management team of an organization embarking on an outsourcing project is to establish what it wants from the arrangement. These days most managers are familiar with the three basic reasons for outsourcing put forward by the management gurus:
the desire to concentrate on core activities;
the need to improve the service; and
the often pressing need to reduce the cost.
Virtually all the initial approaches to service providers concentrate on these three points and consequently receive little attention unless the potential client explains them in a convincing way. More importantly, an assumption that the reasons are well known and obvious may mean that the client management ...
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