Outsourcing and the network effect

Jump in the Pool!: Yes, pooling resources is the best answer for almost all small and mid-sized business. These are points that a few of us (erik.engbrecht, pkstephens) have been making on the original post by Paul Murphy.

We do for our 160+ clients something they could not do on their own: combine phone/fax/Web/database into one solution and set of tools. We are responsible to find the best solutions and put them together. In addition, we find and manage the right talent to make it all happen.

Without an outsourced solution like ours, those 160 organizations would not have the resources to do business well. It's a fact.

The count of times that outsourcing makes sense outnumbers those that don't by more than 3 times.; Posted by: Paul C. Posted on: 03/02/06 You are currently: a Guest | Members login | Terms of Use

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Jump in the Pool! Paul C. | 03/02/06

Small, Midsize, and Large Erik1234 | 03/02/06

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Insightful LD2001 | 03/02/06

Synergy? Nigel Johnstone | 03/02/06

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Insightful, as always Justin James | 03/06/06

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