Question:
What are some examples of outsourcing?
2009-12-25 18:06:09 UTC
Telemarketing in India, etc...
Six answers:
DR
2009-12-29 02:34:47 UTC
BPO Services



- Financial & Accounting Services

- Insurance Services

- Taxation

- Legal Services

- Health Care Services

- Document Management Services

- Content Writing

- Multimedia & Design Services

- Web Promotion

- E-Publishing

- Software Testing Services



Inbound Call Center Services



- Order Processing

- Catalog Orders

- Consumer Response

- Customer Service



Outbound Call Center Services



- Market Intelligence

- Database Selling

- Direct Mail Follow-up

- Seminar Population



To know the details about all these outsourcing services go to http://www.call-centers-india.com/
2016-12-26 00:08:13 UTC
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David C
2009-12-25 18:18:58 UTC
Here's one example



"How Tech Giants Outsource Labor on U.S. Soil..



The H-1b visa was created in the early 1990s so US companies could hire foreign nationals with college degrees for up to six years of service. Foreigners began to apply en masse, and now, nearly two decades later, 600,000 are working in the country via the H-1b.



According to Gene A. Nelson, who wrote An American Scam: How Special Interests Undermine National Security with Endless ‘Techie’ Gluts, it was Microsoft founder Bill Gates who pushed and paid Washington the greatest to pass the H-1b visa law. Gates accomplished this by perpetuating a myth that America was facing a looming shortage of IT pros, scientists and engineers. Gates' myth, states Nelson, earned Microsoft an extra $73 billion in profits between 1991 to 2005. Nearly all Microsoft H-1bs are paid a salary that's far below the prevailing wage for their position and skill. Some critics estimate that out of the 600,000 H-1bs in the US, a third are being used by IT companies for cheap labor.



"The H-1b benefits many of the economic elite at the expense of the middle class," wrote Nelson. "The resultant labor gluts (caused by the H-1b) depresses wages and benefits, enhancing employer profitability."



According to the National Science Foundation, over 600,000 science and engineering degrees are granted annually by American universities. Yet the US produces only 120,000 science and engineering jobs per year, and much less of late. Now add those numbers to the annual influx of 85,000 H-1bs (the annual allowed cap) and the NSF believes half a million Americans are losing their jobs to cheap foreign technical labor, while another half million Americans waste their science and engineering degrees."



See my source for the full article.
Leandra
2016-08-04 13:25:29 UTC
It's definitely possible, that's for sure
2016-09-12 19:29:13 UTC
Yes I agree with the above
JustCurious
2009-12-28 09:45:34 UTC
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"ACCOUNTING AND BOOKKEEPING



• creating and sending invoices to clients

• posting / logging monthly transactions into spreadsheets / bookkeeping software

• balancing and reconciling account statements and books (credit cards, loans, checking, savings, Paypal, eBay, etc.)

• sending payment reminders

• bill paying (for workers, contractors, suppliers, utilities, etc.)





ADMINISTRATIVE / SECRETARIAL SERVICES



• scheduling, confirming & rescheduling appointments

• backing up data regularly

• Completing daily To Do tasks

• regular reminding of important tasks and dates

• sending out the appropriate cards or gifts for special events

• managing lists of necessary office supplies and ordering refills

• coordinating and following up with travel plans

• coordinating other workers / outsource / virtual assistants and other helpers



DATABASE AND CLIENT MANAGEMENT



• keying in data into spreadsheets / database (business cards, telesales info, etc.)

• sending introductory, sales, referral, follow up and other business communications and materials (example: to new prospects, leads, clients)

• sending scheduled materials out as well (holiday promos, birthday cards, etc.)

• tracking marketing efforts and summarizing the results in a report

• contacting your leads and lists for missing contact information

• sending faxes

• emailing newsletters (ezines), announcements and broadcasts





EMAIL & MAIL SERVICES



• reviewing mail and email for sorting and deleting

• responding to help desks / support and other communications

• forwarding & tracking items to you and / or your clients

• order fulfillment, preparing packages and mailing out items







ONLINE SERVICES



• setting up and maintaining blogs, websites, forums and other means of online presence

• establishing and growing your newsletter / ezine and subscription database

• posting announcements and newsletter / ezine issues to your subscriber base / list

• completing Internet research

• writing, recording, editing, revising and submitting content to publishers online & off (articles, press releases, audio, video, podcasts, etc.)





PERSONNEL SERVICES



• writing, revising, posting online and printing out of resumes and cover / introduction letters

• reviewing candidates’ resumes and summarizing each for your review

• helping plan, create, coordinate and instruct about your products, services, business procedures, etc. with helpers / workers, staff and client training.





PRESENTATIONS



• preparing PowerPoint presentations

• preparing workshop / seminar participants beforehand with materials

• working after presentations with follow up materials

• summarizing results in a report

• Hosting live eBay workshops and live, digital and / or virtual writing, marketing and other business courses & workshops, plus project tutoring and consulting.







PRODUCT CREATION & MARKETING SERVICES (ONLINE & OFF)



• creating of private label rights (PLR) materials; i.e. ghostwritten items that you can slap your name and branding on and call your own: ebooks, reports, articles, blogging, videos, audio, podcasts, etc.

• marketing for your products, services and events, staying in your budget range for promotions online and off - from connecting and reaching out via SEO (search engine optimization) to press releases with follow up phone calls and more.

• placing follow up faxes, emails, sales calls

• creating and mailing feedback and other surveys and questionnaires

• gathering testimonials, tracking the responses

• blogging, forum posting, using eBay, Craigslist, Social Networking, MySpace, Squidoo, Hubpages, Knols, OnlyWire and many other means to spread the word online.

• summarizing project work in reports

• creating products and selling them on eBay auctions (like digital files on CDs), also selling all sorts of other items on eBay, as an eBay Trading Assistant











PRINTING AND PUBLISHING



• designing and printing brochures, matching letterhead, business cards and other marketing items

• creating designs for and ordering labels, letter head, flyers, pens, pencils and other promotional items

• crafting content & / or gathering it including interviewing, researching stats and quotes, laying out, printing and mailing newsletters / ezines (online & off)

• designing, printing and mailing out awards, certificates, handouts, CDs and more for workshop & seminar attendees







RESEARCH



• researching travel plans, destinations, hotels, car rentals and more

• researching affiliate programs, joint ventures and partners to team up with for your projects and then following up and reaching out to them to hook up.

• finding info for catering, presentations, speeches, apparel, and more

• fact finding





More..."



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