"Outsourcing" is a word you’ve probably heard a lot. Sibers believes that the best way to begin a business relationship is to introduce the outsourcing concept from square one — starting with a discussion about outsourcing’s advantages and how they can be best applied to your specific IT market.
Outsourcing means contracting a business process to an outside supplier. There are many reasons to do so: for example, focusing your own employees on what they do best and asking a third party to handle a business need that you can’t efficiently fulfill with your internal resources. Moreover, outsourcing can apply to both services and physical goods. Imagine a PC manufacturer ordering a graphics chip from another company, or a flower shop wanting to revamp its website: in both cases, time and money can be saved by bringing in, respectively, a component provider and a
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