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 Companies that only a year ago would have said “NO” to outsourcing are today forced to look at it. Some companies will say yes, some will say no, but more companies simply must look at it.  Your executives and boards of directors are considering all options. We'll help you be prepared to answer their questions when they ask you if you've looked at all sourcing options. 

 Join Ben Trowbridge, CEO of Alsbridge, Inc., and Milton Whitfield, Partner at Haynes and Boone, LLP, as they detail how exploring sourcing, whether out or in, may very well change your organization. 

 Participants who attend this eSeminar will hear the business and legal case for why new sourcing strategies, outsourcing, offshoring, and shared service center creation should be examined proactively rather than in reaction to an edict. The advantages and disadvantages outsourcing will be discussed, and further, the structure and content of a typical sourcing contract will be explained in detail.

Economic and cost pressures are all around us:

• It is unclear how much the economy will recover in 2010.
• Whole industries are under levels of stress that threaten the existence of significant numbers of their companies.
• Liquidations, bankruptcies, and forced mergers and acquisitions are everywhere.
• Emotional and philosophical reasons that have governed past decisions and operating approaches must be challenged.

The best defense is a good offense. Never before has this been so true for evaluating sourcing. Your view on sourcing may never be the same.