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Newsletter | September, 2005 | Issue Eleven The Global Context
Thought Leadership
Innovative Opinions on the State of Outsourcing

Offshoring: What you do and don’t need to worry about
By Ben Trowbridge, Managing Partner
Q: What are the greatest risks to offshoring as a strategy?
A: Currency revaluation can have a dramatic effect on..
Q: Which risks have been exaggerated?
A: Wage inflation and labor availability will not be a
Q: How is the offshore market changing?
A: The great silent wave of shared services has..
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OutsourcingBlog
Running Commentary on Outsourcing News
 
 
The Legal Corner
Outsourcing from a Legal Perspective

Consequential and Direct Losses in BPO
By Lucille Hughes and Richard Barratt
Morgan Lewis & Bockius LLP

In any BPO project one of the issues that is guaranteed to excite both provider and customer is the scope of limitations of liability. Negotiating overall caps on liability is a straightforward commercial haggle. Once the cap is agreed it is surprising how often the parties pay little attention to the types of loss that may be recovered. More

 
HRO Viewpoints
Human Resources Outsourcing Insight
 
The Future of HR is About Measuring ROI
By Ed Rankin, HR Outsourcing Practice Leader

The HR function has always been plagued by its inability to demonstrate a return on investment. In today’s environment, CEOs want a measurable return on each and every expenditure, and the HR function is no exception. Fortunately, with more and more administrative HR tasks being bundled and outsourced, the bright light of accountability is shining on the HR function as never before. More
 
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Managing Risk in IT Outsourcing – Part IV
By Stephen Reed, Senior Advisor
After choosing your outsourcing partner it becomes time to establish the contractual framework that the relationship will function within. Your legal department or outsourcing consultant can (and should) draft a service agreement of exquisite detail; but - to be blunt - there is simply no way to cover every aspect of this new relationship. More

 
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