Sentence examples for outsourcing announcement from inspiring English sources
Six days after the outsourcing announcement, more than two dozen members of the A&M support staff met in the lobby of the College Station Hilton to commiserate.
India is outsourcing outsourcing.
No new outsourcing arrangements were announced today.
In his announcement for the forthcoming Outsourcing Prevention Act, Sanders seized on Trump's oft-repeated campaign pledge to stop Fortune 500 company United Technologies from shipping 2,100 jobs to Mexico.
A number of different OEMs fit the bill and have the cash to take on HP's Personal Systems Group, but one in particular seemed to be looking for an outsourcing partner before HP ever made its announcement.
Managing outsourcing requires an understanding of outsourcing strategy, the benefits and risks of outsourcing, the evaluation process, and the methods to managing outsourcing providers.
But yesterday's announcement made some analysts wonder whether I.B.M.'s technology outsourcing strategy -- its response to what it calls the on-demand era -- is as promising or as profitable as the company has led investors to believe.
Hardly a day has passed in recent months without an announcement from a major international corporation that it is outsourcing software development to India or investing in building its own software development center there.
The reason for the attack, which they are calling ' OP MaZynga', is due to Zynga's announcement that it will lay off 1,000 of its employees and begin outsourcing work to third parties in a bid to save money and stay afloat.
The acquisition will help Xerox move into outsourcing, data management and consulting and follows on the heels of last week's merger announcement between and Perot Systems.
A study published this week by LogicaCMG, an Anglo-Dutch outsourcing firm, says that the shares of British quoted firms, after announcing outsourcing deals, outperformed comparable firms without such a deal by an average of 1.7% in the month after the announcement.
