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Outsourcing Journal November 2000

 


Accountability Helps Turn Lead Into Gold: To compete in today's global marketplace, companies are outsourcing more and more of their non-core processes.


A Ship Shape Outsourcing Relationship: Long before the Internet, the travel industry has been in the forefront of computer automation.

Giving IT Capabilities Some Real Structure: As a vendor, (i)Structure is gaining some real momentum in the information technology field.

Netsourcing: the Life Blood of an ISO: A company needs to be prepared for the stiff market presence and competition from the AOLs of the world.


Curing Health Plan Ills: Health plans can get very, very sick if they continually hear "the check's in the mail."

Measuring Quality, Not Quantity: Learn how to properly prepare before signing an outsourcing contract and stack the odds of its success.

Hatching An Application: Outsourcing may turn out to be the golden egg for Commtouch.


Family Thais Lead to Bangkok.com: Bangkok.com was becoming the biggest online community centered around Thailand.


An Outsourcing Mutual Admiration Society: IT outsourcing can be accountable only if the provider customizes the contract for that particular customer.


To Be Worth One's Salt: "Prisons are one of the most difficult areas to privatize and do it well and safely," says Adrian Moore.

Modus Operandi: Conservative: The State of Arizona, the Department of Corrections outsources a substance abuse treatment in several facilities and food services for inmates and staff on a statewide basis.

Raising Prison Bars: There are arguments both for and against outsourcing and privatization of prison facilities.

Accounting for Results: Accountability is the focus of those who argue both the pros and cons of prison outsourcing and privatization.


Outsourcing's Little Dipper: Ted Williams reminds companies considering embarking on an outsourcing journey to make sure they are well represented by a neutral third party.

A New Era for Outsourcing: Dr. Wendell Jones discusses the various reasons to outsource.


Changes in Accountability for eBusiness and Internet Initiatives: In the world of outsourcing, both buyers and suppliers must take preventive measures to ensure an equitable and successful relationship.


The New BPO Mantra: Get In, Get Out: The Internet is forcing companies to redefine themselves.

Hearing the Cries For Help: Many of the planet's new businesses are dependent on people successfully completing the on-line shopping process so they can make a sale.

 


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