Alsbridge: Balancing the Risk and Reward of Outsourcing Contracts
Benefits in one area can negatively affect other parts of outsourcing contracts, Alsbridge says.
10/5/2010
The optimal outsourcing arrangement may not necessarily be the least expensive. A company's top goal should be to develop an agreement that meets the business's needs throughout the contract term. The paper describes characteristics of a sound outsourcing contract.
Remember that returns in one area can negatively affect other parts of the agreement. Alsbridge's guidelines help businesses align outsourcing contracts with strategies and requirements.
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