Deloitte & Touche Announces Outsourcing Advisory Services

Jan. 13, 2005
It's a continuing question that manufacturers ask themselves: Which operations and services should be outsourced and which make sense to keep internal? Professional services firm Deloitte & Touche LLP has launched the Shared and Outsourcing Advisory ...

It's a continuing question that manufacturers ask themselves: Which operations and services should be outsourced and which make sense to keep internal? Professional services firm Deloitte & Touche LLP has launched the Shared and Outsourcing Advisory Services (SOS) practice to assist companies answer that question. "Organizations and their decision-makers are under great pressure to reduce operating costs and do whatever it takes to stay profitable during these extremely difficult economic circumstances," says Mark Delane, a leader in the advisory practice. "Companies need to focus and understand which processes and operations they do best and which can be performed more cost-effectively by other organizations." Deloitte & Touche says its SOS practice can help companies develop vendor evaluation criteria, facilitate the evaluation process and evaluate non-legal aspects of proposed vendor contracts.

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