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ESG and the RFP: How to Assess Your Outsourcer’s ESG Efforts

Blue Ocean

The first mainstream mention of ESG as a concept came from the United Nations in 2004 in their report titled “ Who Cares Wins.” Today, despite their being no uniform standards defining ESG, there are many laws and regulations that govern how companies must conduct their business.

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Why the Philippines is a Primary Outsourcing Destination

NoonDalton

Cost Efficient Labor Cost savings are the most alluring advantage of outsourcing to the Philippines. Fewer Legal Hoops to Jump Through and Fewer Management Issues Any country’s regulations, compliance requirements, administrative burdens, tax consequences, and costs are significant when hiring employees.

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What Three Global Giants Teach Us About International Expansion

Velocity Global

From accounting for cultural differences and foreign regulations to understanding a country’s technological and workforce realities, companies need to take a market-specific approach to international growth. To maximize efficiency, Netflix ensured these programs appeal to markets outside their home country.

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What Is Nearshoring and How You Can Benefit from It

TMS

It offers greater benefits and higher efficiency. Lower costs and/or cost-cutting as well as higher efficiency levels are a few of the benefits. Another is that the products will likely be of higher quality due to better control and efficiency. If a French company from Paris outsources to Lyon, that’s onshoring.