Outsourcing

Outsourcing is a specific process that enables a company to separate subordinate activities from its internal structure and to transfer them to an external subject specialized in the particular business activity or operation (subcontractor). Outsourcing allows a company to focus on its core business activities increasing thus its competitiveness, and may lead to significant cost savings.

Information technologies (IT), logistics, public relations, economic and legal services, and facility management are the most frequently outsourced activities. The specialized companies offer usually more expertise in the given area and dispose with a qualified workforce. Therefore, outsourcing of some specific activities at the external firm specializing in the given area usually generates significant cost savings for the parent company.

  • Optimization of non-key operations
  • Cost-efficiency analysis
  • Analysis of core economic processes in the firm
  • Economic and organizational advisory

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