Companies that choose to outsource work to save money may be buying themselves more legal trouble than it's worth, according to new research. Kroll's annual global corporate fraud survey, which canvassed more than 700 senior executives worldwide, says that companies often make the decision to outsource "without a thorough assessment of the risks involved in determining what is to be outsourced, and to whom."
October 20, 2009 at 04:29 AM
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The original version of this story was published on Legalweek
Companies that choose to outsource work to save money may be buying themselves more legal trouble than it’s worth, according to new research.
Kroll’s annual global corporate fraud survey, which canvassed more than 700 senior executives worldwide, says that companies often make the decision to outsource “without a thorough assessment of the risks involved in determining what is to be outsourced, and to whom.”
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