The phrase "after outsourcing" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to refer to actions or events that occur following the process of outsourcing tasks or services to another company or individual.
Example: "The company saw a significant increase in efficiency after outsourcing its customer service operations."
Alternatives: "post-outsourcing" or "following outsourcing".
After outsourcing much of their back-office work to India, banks are now exporting data-intensive jobs from higher up the food chain to cities that cost less than New York, London and Hong Kong, either at their own offices or to third parties.
Improves efficiency and employee morale: in some departments, such as the physical therapy, the working hours were extended from two shifts to three, and the workers received 60to100percentent more salary after outsourcing.
After outsourcing work and torture, after the marriage agencies started to outsource even our dating, they saw that for a long time they were also allowing their political engagements to be outsourced – and they want them back.
Several of the most collegial management teams I work with are beginning to fracture as close associates become rivals for the few senior positions that remain after outsourcing and downsizing.
Analysts have raised concerns about the country's regulatory system, after outsourcing giant Satyam Computer Services revealed Wednesday that it had falsified its books, in what is being called India's Enron.
Analysts have raised concerns about the country's regulatory system, after outsourcing giant Satyam Computer Services revealed Wednesday that it had falsified its books, in what is being called India's Enron scandal.
India is outsourcing outsourcing.
Celestica gained 13.4% after the outsourcing manufacturer posted strong revenue growth and raised its outlook for 2001.
She's Mondeo Man, back looking through Autotrader for a second-hand Mondeo after the outsourcing he'd helped set-up eventually outsourced him, too.
Therefore, the idea that companies will be more strategic about human resources after they outsource "requires some heroic assumptions," said Professor Cappelli, author of "Why Good People Can't Get Jobs".
Capita's shares fell to their lowest level in more than a year yesterday after the outsourcer warned that second-half sales would be hit by the Government's cuts.
