Sasse group

[...] within the firm, or by spinning them off through an outsourcing arrangement. For example, Dairy Farm, a Hong Kong–based retailer, established a 50 / 50 joint venture with Cap Gemini Ernst & [...]

[...] , the more likely the firm is to outsource; Carey et al, 2006), industry (e.g. banking and financial services see a high degree of offshored activities; DTT, 2005), and home country. Offshoring is [...]

[...] , and accounts receivable, sit at the bottom of the hierarchy. Related Tags: offshore financial services offshore financial services industry offshore financial services jobs off shore financing [...]

[...] Offshore outsourcing of finance and accounting services alone comprises 10 per cent of the approximately US$975 [...]

[...] The outsource offshoring model is commonly employed, for example, in the case of tax returns (Robertson et al, 2004). The process has six steps, as depicted in Figure 4: Client tax information is [...]

[...] This model involves the complete outsourcing of all activities to an offshore vendors. The primary benefits of this model include enhanced visibility of costs (that were [...]

[...] Source: Adapted from Robertson et al, 2004 Related tags: offshore vendors offshore vendor management offshore vendor [...]

[...] -facing locations. There are five key drivers of activity offshoring: Automation Disaggregation Consolidation Commercialisation and Relocation (Evison et al, 2004). Driver 1 Automation Automation is [...]

[...] skills (e.g. language, data entry, analysis). The World Bank’s relocation of finance backoffice activities from Washington D.C. to India resulted in a 15 per cent cost savings and the [...]