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Outsourcing Journal May 2000

 


International Outsourcing Becomes A Brave New World: The CEO of the Guyana Telephone and Telegraph company gave Lethem, Guyana two free telephone lines, a computer and a scanner so they could sell their wares on the Web.


Judging Outsourcing Performance at the Justice Department: Outsourcing allowed us to realign our resources so we could focus on our core competencies.

A Healthy Dose of BPO: Information in a hospital can literally mean life and death. That's why the University Health Network (UHN), decided to reengineer its health care system.


Banking on Continued Growth: Bank customers of the La Caixa must be able to walk into the lobby of the new bank and be able to receive the same services that are available at their home branch.


Outsourcing Becomes "In" in Outback, Europe: Global competition on the Internet is forcing companies to change their views.


International Contracts Come in Two Flavors: Companies are selecting two distinctly different options when they negotiate international outsourcing contracts.


Millenium Changes in Outsourcing: Outsourcing is much more prevalent today than most corporate executives believe.


BPO Expanding the Telecom Industry: Nortel Networks has turned to PricewaterhouseCoopers for business process outsourcing (BPO) services.

A Healthy Prognosis for Medical ASPs: After looking at the vital signs, the health care ASP market is healthy.


Outsourcing Relationships Become More Complex: Four years ago IT managers had one question: "Should we outsource?" Today, the questions are more varied.

 


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