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Essay heading: Xerox and IT Management
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Because of this, management suggested IM should look at outsourcing as an alternative.
Typical Reasons for Outsourcing
? Concerns about Cost and Quality
o Vendors save money by
? Running much leaner overhead structures than their customers
? More aggressive use of low cost labor pools (India)
? Staff must keep up to date on newest IT practices
? Purchasing Power
? More efficient use of capacity
? Better Control over software licenses
? More aggressive management of service and response time to meet corporate standards... displayed 300 characters
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Division would overload IM with tasks and complain about how inefficient IM was.
? Funding constraints - $55 million just for hardware
? Viewed as expense center ? no value added
? Extremely competitive business environment
? The need to adapt IM 2000 quickly
Five factors dictate whether outsourcing benefits outweigh the risks; Position on the Strategic Grid, Development Portfolio, Organizational Learning, A Firm's Position in the Market and Current IT Organization... displayed next 300 characters
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