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The Black Book of Outsourcing: How to Manage the Changes, Challenges, and Opportunities
by Douglas Brown, Scott Wilson
from Wiley

Customer Reviews:

• Avg. Customer Rating: 5.0 / 5.0

• Blackbook of outsourcing is excellent
  God of a book of outsourcing..still half way..need to complete it,
  my profession is into this so it makes a lot of relevance Douglas Brown and Scott narration is awesome..
  will write more
  Sachith
  Recruise India Consulting
  Managing Director

• Consultants' Sales Pitch
  This book was written by two outsourcing consultants. While it has some useful information, the sales pitch (hire a consultant, hire a consultant, hire a consultant) is too much. The authors should have hired an editor. I bought their book. I would not hire them as consultants.

• A good guide book
  The book successfully provides a 20,000 foot view of key aspects of outsourcing, including a deeper focus on Business process outsourcing. The content of the book is divided into three key parts
  * How to plan, lead and manage outsourcing initiatives
  I found this section really relevant to sourcing professionals, especially for those focused on `buy' side of sourcing
  * The indispensable guide to finding an outsourcing career
  This section is peppered with a few interesting ideas,... more info

• Black Book of outsourcing
  This book is excellent. It discusses why outsourcing is essential for doing business and the process requried to do so. It is straight forward, good for not only for Companies interested to outsource, but also anybody who is interested to learn about outsourcing.

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