2018
DOI: 10.9770/jesi.2018.6.1(21)
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The impact of outsourcing implementation on service companies

Abstract: Outsourcing, as a managerial phenomenon, is gaining importance and attention among both scientists and entrepreneurs. Despite an increasing outsourcing practice among business units, the nature of factors affecting growth of the use of outsourcing on service companies have not received adequate attention in the scientific literature. The aim of paper is to provide in-depth analysis of factor affecting the spread of outsourcing practice among service companies. A comprehensive review of the literature was condu… Show more

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“…Although the influence of service sector on economics is growing, research on service outsourcing is scarce. It was noted that a significant part of scientific works is dedicated to the analysis of outsourcing in manufacturing rather than service sector (Zitkiene & Dude, 2018). Through analysis of the results and methods of empirical studies, conducted by various scientists, the domination of fragmentation is evident, thus illustrating the results of small-scale research in different services.…”
Section: Previous Studiesmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Although the influence of service sector on economics is growing, research on service outsourcing is scarce. It was noted that a significant part of scientific works is dedicated to the analysis of outsourcing in manufacturing rather than service sector (Zitkiene & Dude, 2018). Through analysis of the results and methods of empirical studies, conducted by various scientists, the domination of fragmentation is evident, thus illustrating the results of small-scale research in different services.…”
Section: Previous Studiesmentioning
confidence: 99%