Outsourcing is a global phenomenon that has enjoyed rapid growth
over recent years, evidenced by the proliferation of outsourcing
service providers in all areas of business. The concept centres on
businesses and organizations divesting themselves of essential, but
non-core, business activities and, properly managed, outsourcing
can realize considerable cost and other benefits for both the
service provider and the outsourcing client.
The content of this book is a distillation of the outsourcing
process, is derived from detailed and wide-ranging research in the
subject, but contextualised to cater for the records management
environment.
Outsourcing is not necessarily the way ahead for every
organization or business. The process of determining whether the
concept is feasible, cost-effective and beneficial is complex and
should not be entered into lightly. The price of failure is high
and, for that reason, any outsourcing initiative demands robust
project management skills, strong support at board level and the
unremitting support and commitment of every executive, departmental
head and senior manager in the company.
Much has been written about the concepts of outsourcing.
Research has revealed numerous books, journal articles and case
studies attesting to its merits but there is little to nothing
available that is specific to a records management facility.
This title will prove invaluable for any librarian or
information professional with a practical or academic interest in
outsourcing, or for any students in the field of library
science.
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