1. Offshore Outsourcing: The Direction To Head? A presentation by: Shan Lin SLC: Magnet

3. A process of hiring external organizations in different countries to conduct business functions that are normally performed within

4. Tactic is becoming popular for U.S. companies

6. Identity and Data Theft

7. Job losses

8. Control

9. Quality

11. Offers many advantages that outweighs the disadvantages

13. Businesses

15. Better conditioned jobs for U.S. workers

16. Higher quality and more choices of goods and services resulting from competition

17. Lower Prices

19. Between 1983 and 2002, the total number of better condition job positions rose by 80%

21. Increase efficiency and capacity

22. Concentration on core business processes

23. Continued Innovation

25. Lower costs of operation

26. Higher revenue from business taxes

28. Small sacrifices to obtain bigger reward

29. American household will have more and better jobs

30. Companies will be more efficient and have lower costs

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