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Webinar: How to Select your Outsourcing Supplier

September 11, 2008
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How to Select your Outsourcing Supplier

Outsourcing has become a well-accepted business practice, yet results can be highly variable from one buyer of outsourcing services to another.  Supplier selection is critical to obtaining superior results.  Selecting the right supplier means selecting the best supplier at this point in time, for your scope of work, for your geography, for your company size, given your unique situation and needs.

You will learn:

  • The critical criteria to consider when selecting a supplier
  • Proven approaches to selecting a supplier
  • Recommended Do’s and Don’ts

Presenters

Rick Lucas, Director, Outsourcing Support Services, Everest Group
Paul Nowacki, Associate Principal, Everest Group

Time and Date
Thursday, September 11, 2008
10:00 am Central Daylight Time (GMT -05:00, Chicago)
11:00 am Eastern Daylight Time (GMT -04:00, New York)
4:00 pm GMT Standard Time (GMT +01:00, London)

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