OUTSOURCING HAS BENEFITS
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- BLOG BITS. Scott, Matt; Stimson, Tom // Systems Contractor News;Feb2012, Vol. 19 Issue 2, p8
Two blogs are presented concerning outsourcing and brand of gears used by audio video technicians in the U.S.
- Turning over editorial pages to the bloggers is a terrible idea. Burgard, Stephen // Masthead;Fall2005, Vol. 57 Issue 3, p12
Focuses on the implications of outsourcing online editorial writing for Webloggers. Outcome of the launch of the wikitorials, online articles which any reader can edit, by the periodical "Los Angeles Times"; Reasons behind the interest of readers in writing editorials; Characteristics of a good...
- Outsourcing Moves Out of the Back Office. Trombly, Maria // Securities Industry News;6/26/2006 Supplement, Vol. 18, p18
The article focuses on the move of hedge funds to find more operational efficiencies through outsourcing from back office to middle office. Hedge funds want to focus on managing money and not building infrastructure which results to fund administrators and other service providers investing in...
- FEEDBACK. G., Randy // CIO Insight;Dec2008, Issue 100, p12
The article offers insights from the readers on several issues regarding business in the U.S. It includes a topic on the need of the country of a national chief information officer (CIO) rather than a chief technical officer (CTO) to meet the country's strategic demands. Another topic is...
- FEED BACK. // American Banker;9/15/2011, Vol. 176 Issue 143, p8
Letters to the editor are presented in response to the September 13, 2011 article "Outsourcing Comes Back to Bite Banks, another on September 8th "Dupaco Credit Union Uses Foursquare to Bring Members Back to Branches," and the September 5th online article "The State of Bank Technology 2011."
- FEED BACK. // American Banker;9/16/2011, Vol. 176 Issue F336, p9
Letters to the editor or blogs are presented which comment on the September 15, 13, and 9, 2011 articles "Simpler Banks Would Be Safer Banks: Fed's Hoenig," Andrew Kahr's "Outsourcing Comes Back to Bite Banks," and William Isaac's "Let Banks Get Back to Business."
- real-time watchdogs. Allison, Bill // IRE Journal;Mar/Apr2008, Vol. 31 Issue 2, p20
The article focuses on the Real Time Investigations blog launched by the Sunlight Foundation. The blog reportedly deals with various issues in the U.S., including anomalies in federal contracting data and updates on the Freedom of Information Act. The principal focus of the blog is allegedly the...
- Pint of View. Lager, Marshall // CRM Magazine;Jan2006, Vol. 10 Issue 1, p50
The article presents some resolutions that are expected to be kept by companies. These include encouraging contact agents to work smarter and not harder, having the sales team provide an answer for every customer and publishing of customer relationship management market analysis. Other...
- Letters. Jones, Ray; Hemlin, Paul Carter // Computer Weekly;7/24/2007, p24
Several letters to the editor are presented in response to various articles in previous issues, including the Tony Collins' blog concerning the recency and factuality of The National Audit Office's report in the July 16, 2007 issue, the need for strategic research and professional marketing for...
