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The Outsourcing Dilemma: A Look at Selective Outsourcing in AustraliaProduct Type: Market Research ReportPublished by: IDC Published: March 2005 Product Code: R104-19264 Description
This IDC study presents an analysis of the shifting trends and perceptions toward selective outsourcing within Australian organisations and examines the drivers underlying this approach toward this sourcing strategy. A few case studies have been researched to understand the drivers behind the decision to move away from total/sole outsourcing to selective outsourcing. "Selective outsourcing is being perceived as the new vehicle of change to help organisations drive their costs down and achieve better efficiencies. This sourcing strategy will, however, bring new challenges in terms of vendor management and governance, which would become more complex due to the involvement of multiple vendors. Defining a robust governance framework with a clear responsibility matrix would thus be extremely critical to the success of these outsourcing relationships," says Aprajita Sharma, analyst, Outsourcing and BPO Table of Contents
Table of ContentsIDC Opinion In This Study Situation Overview Introduction Strategic Sourcing Life Cycle Figure: Strategic Sourcing Life Cycle Perceptions or Reality? Selective Versus Whole-of-IT Outsourcing Table: Selective Sourcing Versus Total Outsourcing Drivers New Technology Quality of Service Predictability of Costs Flexibility Mergers and Acquisitions Vendor Capability Opportunities Inhibitors Vendor Management Cost of Procurement of Services Exposure to Vendor Risks Case Studies ING Table: ING Organisation Overview Company Profile Outsourcing Decisions and Drivers Benefits of Selective Outsourcing Challenges and Lessons Learned IDC Analysis VicRoads Table: VicRoads Organisation Overview Company Profile Outsourcing Decisions and Drivers Benefits of Selective Outsourcing Challenges and Lessons learned IDC Analysis Future Outlook Essential Guidance Actions to Consider Define a Sourcing Strategy Vendor Management Flexibility Horizontal and Vertical Focus Standardisation and Economies of Scale Technological and Business Changes Cultural Fit and Change Management Learn More Related Research Synopsis |
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