The medical big data that contains a large amount of EHRs are outsourced to cloud platform.
In an effort to cut costs, more state prisons and county jails are adding healthcare to the growing list of services that are outsourced to for-profit companies.
There are more than 30,000 men, women and children in immigration custody, spread throughout jails as well as detention centers, some of which are outsourced to private companies.
Your search queries can be answered so quickly because they are outsourced to immense data farms, which then draw upon enormous amounts of precompiled data, accumulated every second by millions of virtual Google "spiders" that crawl the Web.
Many will have more difficulty laying their hands on these records as 90% of telemarketing calls are outsourced to third-party companies, where the donor's information – the paperless direct debit – is sold to a charity for a fee.
And because governments are, or should be, democratically answerable to voters, society becomes less and less democratic when public services are outsourced to private enterprise.This is nonsense on stilts.
This is making for more epistemological mayhem, not least because the collection and weighing of facts require investigation, discernment, and judgment, while the collection and analysis of data are outsourced to machines.
Jill Lepore, in her piece on truth in the Internet age, writes that "the collection and weighing of facts require investigation, discernment, and judgment, while the collection and analysis of data are outsourced to machines" ("After the Fact," March 21st).
But morally there should be limits as to whom universities are willing to take money from, and no university should be so desperate that parts of its academia are outsourced to Beijing and Riyadh.
The manufacturing and much of the engineering are outsourced to China and Taiwan.
While Buy.com has built some applications in-house, most are outsourced to various providers, such as E.piphany.
