Sentence examples for outsourcing executives from inspiring English sources

Even consolidation on Wall Street, which may eliminate some Indian companies' clients, could help Indian workers, outsourcing executives say.

One growing trend, many outsourcing executives say, is placing more Indian employees in offices in the client's home country.

Since last year, the State Department has clamped down on the use of that exception and is considering whether to eliminate it, the official and several outsourcing executives in India said.

Based on an ethnographic study of the interactions between IT outsourcing executives of a large enterprise service provider and their client counterparts, this paper critically examines the underlying assumptions of the claim that access to information is at the heart of the accountability and trust problem in service systems.

India is outsourcing outsourcing.

But several questions remain unanswered about the bad consequences of outsourcing: Do chief executives think about the long-term social consequences of their short-term economic decisions?

Christopher Meledandri, C.E.O. of Illumination Entertainment, saved money by hiring few executives, outsourcing animation work to France, and adopting more stylized animation than that of hyper-detailed movies like "How to Train Your Dragon" or "The Croods".

Before negotiating any outsourcing transaction, hospital executives should carefully analyze the legal and regulatory implications, which will vary according to the type of services and the vendor involved [ 9].

It provides a range of human resource services in categories, which includes recruitment advertising services, including online recruitment services and print advertising, and other human resource related services, such as business process outsourcing, training and executive search services.

As well as losing several senior executives and outsourcing the printing and distribution of its 60 titles, Bauer parted company with the editor-in-chief of the Australian Women's Weekly, which is still Australia's bestselling magazine.

"There's this American flag, apple pie thing about libraries," said Frank A. Pezzanite, the outsourcing company's chief executive.