IP/IT Securing an outsourcing deal presents unique challenges to the lawyers involved. The long-term nature of many outsourcing projects means giving advice on contracts requires a very different approach to deal-making and more specialist lawyers, as David Barrett explains
October 05, 2005 at 08:03 PM
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Outsourcing of technology services (ITO) or of technology-enabled business services such as financial administration or personnel services (BPO) are very much the themes of the moment.
More and more businesses are moving important but non-core services to specialist providers – and increasingly, those providers are offshore in locations such as India, China or the Philippines.
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