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This issue is dedicated to relationships that were nominated for the 2002
Editor's Choice Awards. Editor's Choice results can be seen in the Outsourcing
Journal's February Issue.
Resourceful Outsourcing Nabs Outsourcer's Resources: Manufacturing companies are finding that technology sometimes creates a need for new facilities, as well as streamlined processes. Find out how a U.K. company lacking investment capital used outsourcing to obtain a new facility.
Storehouse
of Knowledge: How Outsourcing eLearning Eliminated NCR's Hiccups: ELearning is more than applying technology to the learning process. If done effectively, it changes several business processes, and outsourcing is the best catalyst for those changes.
Grabbing Rebounds: Flexible
Outsourcery: Facilities management for a company with multiple locations can be handled much more efficiently and cost-effectively through strategic outsourcing.
The Little Things Make a Big Difference: Call Centers are not Always a Commoditized Service: Need help with your direct marketing efforts? Find out what Chase Manhattan Mortgage learned about the crucial role a supplier can play in your success.
Outsourcing Solves Paralyzing Predicament: State tax rates, FICA payments and address changes are only a few of the headaches inundating a stock option process. Here's the story of what one company gained by outsourcing this administrative nightmare.
It Was a Dark and Stormy Night.Moves of Uncommon Greatness in HR Outsourcing: Outsourcing is not just about turning over a business process to a company with expertise and resources in that area. It's more successful when both parties work as a team to overcome all challenges. Here's a striking example of an excellent alliance.
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