January 2009
Intermediate to advanced
352 pages
7h 56m
English
Let’s assume you’re a senior decision maker at a company somewhere in the developed world. Let’s assume further that your company is engaged in providing services of some sort or another. But let’s not be too restrictive in our definition of “providing services.” Even if your company is primarily a manufacturer, it almost certainly provides an extensive menu of services—both within the company, and between your company and its customers and vendors.
Now consider the following quote:
If you sit at a desk and process paper and computer files, I can move your job to India. I can definitely do it cheaper. I can probably do it faster and more accurately. It’s a whole new world out there, and most ...