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Benefits of Outsourcing

Posted by pawaniqr On 12:52 AM
Outsourcing is the act of assigning part of a business process to a third party on a repeated basis. It differs yet is similar from Proper Employment and Out-tasking.

The outsourcing process has the aspect of employing a third party to perform an assigned task without the liabilities from "labor laws." This third party may be within the same country as you or be from a country a thousand or tens of thousand miles away from you. With this, you can easily terminate your relationship with such party without immediate legal precautions from the "labor laws" if they fail to meet your standards. If they meet your standards or if you are satisfied with their performance, you can again engage a contract with them to do another assigned task, preferably of similar nature.

The outsourcing process enables to enjoy having a reliable "regular employee" without the hassle of answering to the boundaries and rules set by the "labor laws." You can continuously assign tasks to this third party and expect results from them as you would be expecting from one of your regular employees. However, if you feel that they are not able to perform such assigned tasks and meet your standards, you can easily terminate your relationship with them.

Outsourcing can simply be defined as the continuous out-tasking of a specific part of your business process.

If you assign a specific task to a third party, but not properly employ them, it is called out tasking. If you continuously out-task a specific part of your business process, it will now be called outsourcing.



Every business is looking for ways to cuts costs. This may sound a bit cliche but it's true. And not just because of the economy. Looking for any streamlining measures opens up the opportunity for growth as we slowly emerge from the recession. In the coming months, when consumers loosen up their wallets, will your company be there with cutting edge services and products to meet the demand?

Whether you are in Real Estate, Mortgage Lending, Medical Sales or Information Technology you will need to offer your customers more than they are used to expect. Just because a recession comes to a close doesn't mean it's "business as usual." Economic corrections weed out the weaker businesses and leave opportunities for the stronger ones. Streamlining expenses is key to growing your business and outsourcing is the key to saving money.

Any kind of business can benefit from all that outsourcing has to offer. From call center management to billing to research and marketing, outsourcing has inexpensive and painless solutions to cost cutting on services that you are already paying for. Your outsourced rep not only takes care of the tedious, day-to-day admin chores but can help expand your customer base and brand awareness through Internet marketing, website management and telemarketing. New advances in phone technologies can quickly and easily keep your customers informed of additional services that they may need. Email marketing campaigns advertise critical business building products to your existing base of prospects.

You don't have to be a big business to take advantage of outsourcing. Coaches, personal development trainers, even authors, physicians and consultants can use outsourcing for tasks that they may not be able to afford, loosening up valuable time for expanding their offerings. You can hire just one part time rep at first and upgrade at any time as your business grows. Big business or small, find out now just how outsourcing can save you time and money!

1 Response to 'Benefits of Outsourcing'

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