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Strategic Staffing: The Advantages of Partnering With Outsourcing Companies for Remote Employees

Strategy Driven

This article explores the benefits of this strategic decision, particularly focusing on the advantages of remote and offshore teams. This global talent pool enables companies to find the right expertise for their specific needs, whether it’s software development, digital marketing, customer support, or any other function.

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Taking a Look at the Future of Oil and Gas Industry

Strategy Driven

Developing economies are yet to reach their full appetite for fossil fuels. What is more, the adoption of new technologies will facilitate oil and gas operations. Even offshore drilling hasn’t delivered on its potential yet. Adoption will take operational efficiency to the next level and across the entire lifecycle.

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Research: Don’t Offshore Your R&D

Harvard Business Review

Just because a company can offshore some portion of its operations doesn’t mean it should. That appears to be the case with the offshoring of research and development, according to a new paper from the Center for European Economic Research.

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What's Next When Offshoring Isn't so Cheap?

Harvard Business Review

Over the last decade, offshore manufacturing seemed like a no-brainer. Cheap, plentiful labor was readily available in developing countries like China, India, Mexico and Eastern Europe. Offshoring isn't going away, but companies will have to be smarter about it. Not if you want to stay in the game.

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7 Outsourcing Trends You Should Keep an Eye on in 2020

Strategy Driven

In turn, this makes offshoring more efficient. These companies will increase their spending on software development from 6% last year to 9% this year. Instead of building in-house teams to cover non-key operations and other excess workloads, they will opt to outsource since it’s the more cost-effective way to go.

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To Outsource Is To Grow: Why It’s Good To Hand Over The Reins

Strategy Driven

There are financial factors too, and your operational costs may be lower when outsourcing. The investment required to find, employ, and train staff to do so often outweighs that of the one-off cost you would pay a freelancer or a small web developer company. There are offshore markets to explore too.

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Why Outsourcing Can Save Your Business

Strategy Driven

The first reason that many companies decide to outsourcing is that the operational and labour costs are much cheaper than hiring an employee into the business. They can also look into developing the business in new areas and grow the business from there. If you are wondering why so many companies choose to outsource, look no further.