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Offshoring Information Technology : Sourcing and Outsourcing to a Global Workforce by Erran Carmel and Paul Tjia is a nonfiction available to read on EtoBox.

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The decision to source software development to an overseas firm (offshoring) is looked at frequently in simple economic terms - it's cheaper, and skilled labor is easier to find. In practice, however, offshoring is fraught with difficulties. As well as the considerable challenge of controlling projects at a distance, there are differences in culture, language, business methods, politics, and many other issues to contend with. Nevertheless, as many firms have discovered, the benefits of getting it right are too great to ignore. This book explains everything you need to know to put offshoring into practice, avoid the pitfalls, and develop effective working relationships. It covers a comprehensive range of the important offshoring issues: from ROI to strategy, from SLA to culture, from country comparisons to provider marketing. Written for CTOs, CIOs, consultants, and other IT executives, this book is also an excellent introduction to sourcing for business students. Review "It looks and feels like a stodgy college textbook, but there are some fascinating insights here for IT executives who can get over that hump. The superb content isn't surprising once you realize that co-author Err

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Author
Erran Carmel and Paul Tjia
Publisher
Cambridge University Press (Virtual Publishing)
Published
2005
Language
EN
ISBN
9781107140646
Category
nonfiction
Subjects
Computer Science, Management, Economics

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