A plethora of resources exists that attempts to assist organizations in drafting their outsourcing arrangements. Well-meaning individuals frequently publish, on the Internet, contracts they have developed in their organizations. These, while undoubtedly useful to the writer at the time, are often less useful to others (who are not from the same organization, are not using the same vendor, are not in the same country, do not have the same scope, do not have the same issues but have other issues not addressed, and so on).
Executive Report
The 40 Fundamental Clauses in an Outsourcing Contract
By Sara Cullen
Posted July 31, 2006 | Leadership | Leadership |

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