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The World Trade Press “Guide to International Outsourcing” provides a comprehensive primer on how outsourcing works, gives definitions and examples of typical forms of outsourcing, and establishes distinctions between the different types. It includes a provocative essay on the future of outsourcing, challenges and issues, country issues, vendor selection, data security, intellectual property rights, project management, pricing models, billing models, payment options, negotiating relationships, contractual framework (with contract checklist), profiles of five outsourcing powerhouses, and information sources for outsourcing. Guide to International Outsourcing Table of Contents
The World Trade Press “Guide to International Outsourcing” is an essential resource for any business that is considering the international outsourcing of services. This includes both small and large firms, both domestic and international. Author The World Trade Press “Guide to International Outsourcing” was written by Edward G. Hinkelman, author of the industry standard Dictionary of International Trade, now in its 7th edition (240,000 copies in print). Mr. Hinkelman is an international economist (Tufts University, University of Paris) with more than 30 years experience as an importer and exporter. He is also the author of three other reference books on international trade, including the Short Course in International Payments, the Short Course in International Trade Documentation, and Importers Manual USA (now in its 4th edition). He has been a featured speaker at industry seminars and visiting lecturer at Tufts University, the University of California at Berkeley, the University of Michigan, and San Francisco State University.
Guide to International Outsourcing
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