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Dahasolnce [82]
1 year ago
5

Is so sophisticated that even core functions such as engineering, research and development, manufacturing, information technolog

y, and marketing can be moved outside the firm.
Business
1 answer:
11111nata11111 [884]1 year ago
5 0

Outsourcing is so sophisticated that even core functions such as engineering, research and development, manufacturing, information technology, and marketing can be moved outside the firm.

   The practice of employing a third party from outside a business to carry out tasks or produce commodities that were previously completed in-house by the business's own employees and personnel is known as outsourcing. Companies typically engage in outsourcing as a cost-cutting strategy.

   The outside business, often referred to as the network operator or third-party provider, makes arrangements for its own personnel or technological resources to carry out the duties or offer the services either on-site at the premises of the hiring business or at other places.

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