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4 years ago

Advantages of outsourcing project work may likely include all of the following EXCEPT:

Physics

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yaroslaw [1]4 years ago

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Answer:

e. Reduced conflict.

Explanation:

Outsourcing is a tool that allows you to hire a provider outside the company for the execution of secondary activities, such as cleaning or mail, or covering other areas of the company, such as financial or accounting systems or the human resources area

- Advantages of Outsourcing

- Cost reduction

- Focus on the main activity

- Transformation of fixed costs into variables

- Reduce risk

- Improve quality

- Productivity increase

- Improve innovation processes

- Greater flexibility

- Access to the latest technologies

- Increase in competitiveness

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Given

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