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    OutlineOutline

    What is Outsourcing?What is Outsourcing?

    Types of OutsourcingTypes of Outsourcing

    Strategic Planning and CoreStrategic Planning and CoreCompetenciesCompetencies

    The Theory of ComparativeThe Theory of Comparative

    AdvantageAdvantage Outsourcing Trends and PoliticalOutsourcing Trends and Political

    RepercussionsRepercussions

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    IntroductionIntroduction

    SourcingSourcing --all of firms activities used toall of firms activities used tomanage external resources.manage external resources.

    Strategic sourcingStrategic sourcing--managing the firmsmanaging the firmsexternal resources to support firms long termexternal resources to support firms long term

    goals.goals.

    Drivers of Strategic SourcingDrivers of Strategic Sourcing Reduce costs & delivery cycle timesReduce costs & delivery cycle times

    Improve quality & longImprove quality & long--term financial performanceterm financial performance

    Increase number of global competitorsIncrease number of global competitors

    Increase customer focusIncrease customer focus

    Reduce high costs of globalization & materials,Reduce high costs of globalization & materials,

    Deliver more innovative products more frequentlyDeliver more innovative products more frequently

    & cheaply than competitors& cheaply than competitors

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    Outsourcing ProgramsOutsourcing Programs

    (Cont.)(Cont.)InsourcingInsourcing ((backsourcingbacksourcing)) --reverting to inreverting to in--house production whenhouse production whenquality, delivery, and services do not meetquality, delivery, and services do not meetexpectationsexpectations

    CoCo--sourcing (selective sourcing)sourcing (selective sourcing)--the sharing of a process or functionthe sharing of a process or functionbetween internal staff and an externalbetween internal staff and an external

    provider & provides flexibility to decideprovider & provides flexibility to decidewhat areas to outsource, when, and forwhat areas to outsource, when, and forhow long.how long.

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    Developing SuccessfulDeveloping Successful

    Sourcing StrategiesSourcing StrategiesSuccessful Sourcing StrategiesSuccessful Sourcing Strategies areare

    different for functional products & fordifferent for functional products & for

    innovative products.innovative products.

    Functional ProductsFunctional Products --MRO items & otherMRO items & othercommonly low profit margins with relativelycommonly low profit margins with relativelystable demands & high levels of competition.stable demands & high levels of competition.

    Innovative ProductsInnovative Products --characterized by shortcharacterized by shortproduct life cycles, volatile demand, high profitproduct life cycles, volatile demand, high profit

    margins, & relatively less competition.margins, & relatively less competition.

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    Developing SuccessfulDeveloping SuccessfulSourcing Strategies (Cont.)Sourcing Strategies (Cont.)

    Framework for supply chainFramework for supply chainstrategy development (Fig. 4.1):strategy development (Fig. 4.1):

    Step 1Step 1 -- The firms suppliers are classified asThe firms suppliers are classified asbelonging either to the innovative orbelonging either to the innovative or

    functional category.functional category.Step 2Step 2 -- The goals & strategies of theThe goals & strategies of theinbound portion of the supply chain areinbound portion of the supply chain aredeveloped.developed.

    Step3Step

    3-- Supply chain capabilities areSupply chain capabilities areevaluated & compared to requiredevaluated & compared to required

    performance.performance.

    Step 4Step 4 -- Set goals for improving capabilities.Set goals for improving capabilities.

    Step 5Step 5 --Implement work plan.Implement work plan.

    Ste 6 Ste 6 - - Monitor ro ress & ad ust the workMonitor ro ress & ad ust the work

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    OutlineOutline ContinuedContinued

    Risks in OutsourcingRisks in Outsourcing

    Methodologies for OutsourcingMethodologies for Outsourcing Evaluating Multiple Criteria withEvaluating Multiple Criteria with

    Factor RatingFactor Rating

    BreakBreak--even Analysiseven Analysis

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    OutlineOutline ContinuedContinued

    Advantages and DisadvantagesAdvantages and Disadvantagesof Outsourcingof Outsourcing

    Advantages of OutsourcingAdvantages of Outsourcing

    Disadvantages of OutsourcingDisadvantages of Outsourcing

    Audits and Metrics to EvaluateAudits and Metrics to Evaluate

    Outsourcing PerformanceOutsourcing Performance

    EthicalIssues in OutsourcingEthicalIssues in Outsourcing

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    OutsourcingOutsourcing

    Outsourcing can replace entireOutsourcing can replace entirepurchasing, information systems,purchasing, information systems,

    marketing, finance, and operationsmarketing, finance, and operationsdepartmentdepartment

    Applicable to firms throughout theApplicable to firms throughout theworldworld

    Making the right decision may beMaking the right decision may bethe difference between successthe difference between successand failureand failure

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    What is Outsourcing?What is Outsourcing?

    Procuring from external suppliersProcuring from external suppliersservice or products the firms used toservice or products the firms used to

    provide for itselfprovide for itself

    Offshoring is moving processes to aOffshoring is moving processes to aforeign country but retaining controlforeign country but retaining control

    Firms that outsource are called clients,Firms that outsource are called clients,

    the actual work is done by thethe actual work is done by theoutsourcing provideroutsourcing provider

    Extension of the longExtension of the long--standing practicestanding practiceof subcontractingof subcontracting

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    What is Outsourcing?What is Outsourcing?

    Outsourcing has become a majorOutsourcing has become a majorstrategy as firms move towardstrategy as firms move towardspecializationspecialization

    Increasing expertiseIncreasing expertise

    Reduced cost of reliable transportationReduced cost of reliable transportation

    Rapid deployment ofRapid deployment oftelecommunicationstelecommunicationsand computersand computers

    the Internetthe Internet

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    Examples of OutsourcingExamples of Outsourcing

    Call centers in French AngolaCall centers in French Angola

    Legal and finance service in theLegal and finance service in the

    PhilippinesPhilippines EDS handling informationEDS handling information

    technology for Nexteltechnology for Nextel

    IBM providing travel andIBM providing travel and

    payroll for P&Gpayroll for P&G

    Solectron producingSolectron producingIBM computersIBM computers

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    Types of OutsourcingTypes of Outsourcing

    Common processes outsourced areCommon processes outsourced are

    PurchasingPurchasing

    LogisticsLogistics

    R&DR&D

    OperationsOperations

    Service managementService management

    Human resourcesHuman resources

    Finance/accountingFinance/accounting

    Customer relationsCustomer relations

    Sales/marketingSales/marketing

    TrainingTraining

    Legal processesLegal processes

    Outsourcing implies a legally bindingOutsourcing implies a legally bindingcontractcontract

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    Strategic Planning andStrategic Planning and

    Core CompetenciesCore Competencies Strategic planning defines the missionStrategic planning defines the mission

    and goals for the organizationand goals for the organization

    From this the organization determinesFrom this the organization determinesthe role of each business activitythe role of each business activity

    Core competencies are things theCore competencies are things theorganization does better than itsorganization does better than itscompetitioncompetition

    NonNon--core activities are good candidatescore activities are good candidatesfor outsourcingfor outsourcing

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    Risks in OutsourcingRisks in Outsourcing

    Outsourcing can be riskyOutsourcing can be risky

    As many as half of all outsourcingAs many as half of all outsourcing

    agreements fail because of inappropriateagreements fail because of inappropriateplanning and analysisplanning and analysis

    Erratic power grids, governmentErratic power grids, governmentdifficulties, inexperienced managers, anddifficulties, inexperienced managers, and

    unmotivated labor can create problemsunmotivated labor can create problems Failure to achieve unrealistic goalsFailure to achieve unrealistic goals

    sometimes create the impression ofsometimes create the impression offailurefailure

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    Risks in OutsourcingRisks in Outsourcing

    Table S11.1Table S11.1

    OutsourcingOutsourcing Examples of Examples ofProcessProcess Possible RisksPossible Risks

    Identify nonIdentify non--corecorecompetenciescompetencies

    Can be incorrectly identified as aCan be incorrectly identified as anonnon--core competencycore competency

    Identify nonIdentify non--corecoreactivities that should beactivities that should beoutsourcedoutsourced

    Just because the activity is not aJust because the activity is not acore competence for your firmcore competence for your firmdoes not mean an outsourcedoes not mean an outsourceprovider is more competent andprovider is more competent andefficientefficient

    Identify impact onIdentify impact onexisting facilities,existing facilities,capacity, and logisticscapacity, and logistics

    May fail to understand theMay fail to understand thechange in resources and talentschange in resources and talentsneeded internallyneeded internally

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    Risks in OutsourcingRisks in Outsourcing

    Table S11.1Table S11.1

    OutsourcingOutsourcing Examples of Examples ofProcessProcess Possible RisksPossible Risks

    Monitor and controlMonitor and controlcurrent outsourcingcurrent outsourcing

    programprogram

    May be unable to control productMay be unable to control productdevelopment, schedules, anddevelopment, schedules, and

    qualityquality

    Evaluate and giveEvaluate and givefeedback to outsourcefeedback to outsourceproviderprovider

    May have nonMay have non--responsiveresponsiveprovider (i.e., one that ignoresprovider (i.e., one that ignoresfeedback)feedback)

    Evaluate internationalEvaluate internationalpolitical and currencypolitical and currencyrisksrisks

    Countys currency may beCountys currency may beunstable, a country may beunstable, a country may bepolitically unstable, or culturalpolitically unstable, or culturaland language differences mayand language differences mayinhibit successful operationsinhibit successful operations

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    Risks in OutsourcingRisks in Outsourcing

    Table S11.1Table S11.1

    OutsourcingOutsourcing Examples of Examples ofProcessProcess Possible RisksPossible Risks

    Evaluate coordinationEvaluate coordinationneeded for shipping andneeded for shipping and

    distributiondistribution

    May not understand the timingMay not understand the timingnecessary to manage flows tonecessary to manage flows to

    different facilities and marketsdifferent facilities and markets

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    Risks in OutsourcingRisks in Outsourcing

    EmploymentEmployment

    Changes in facilities and processesChanges in facilities and processesneeded to receive components in aneeded to receive components in adifferent state of assemblydifferent state of assembly

    Vastly expanded logistics issuesVastly expanded logistics issues

    Outsourcing brings other issues:Outsourcing brings other issues: