Sentence examples for offshore strategy from inspiring English sources
Since Tuesday's ruling, there has been speculation that the GDP leap may be linked to a change in Apple's offshore strategy.
"BearingPoint has a strong domestic presence, but no offshore strategy, and its valuation is lower than that of smallsized and offshore firms," he says.
Michael Lewis of its owner, power company Eon, said the farm had been "an excellent investment", which had given the firm "the experience we needed to develop our offshore strategy further".
In the mid-2000s, almost every major player in the debt collection industry pursued a similar offshore strategy: set up low-cost call centers in India or the Philippines to increase profit margins.
American universities are using offshore strategies to swell their coffers, skirt taxes and obscure investments that could spark campus protests.
3. J. Amaral and G. Parker, "Prevent Disasters in Design Outsourcing," Harvard Business Review 86, no. 9 (September 2008); V. Sehgal, S. Sachan and R. Kyslinger, "The Elusive Right Path to Engineering Offshoring," Strategy + Business, January 11 , 2010
To theoretically frame the implications of offshoring strategy and practice for organizational design, this paper centers on the interplay between coordination and geographical distance.
These days the main reason why companies want to expand their presence overseas is to be close to consumers in fast-growing new markets, not to exploit low wages as part of an offshoring strategy.A shore storyThe political mood may have influenced decisions to bring jobs back, but the fundamental drivers are economic.
By 2003, IBM's offshoring strategy included requiring its U.S. workers train their overseas replacements as a condition of severance.
Both offshoring strategies eventually harm innovation performance when excessively employed.
While few SMMs entertain offshoring strategies, they do, increasingly, compete globally.
