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EB3-Bonus-3-Outsourcing-Success-Guide-Project-Plan.pdf

I’ve been involved in Logistics Outsourcing since 1994, and have assisted dozens of companies through the process since then. Across all industries. I hope that this information will help you in your own Outsourcing Success. In particular, this guide will assist you in preparing your overall project plan for outsourcing, right from mobilising your project team, through to the selection of your outsourcing partners. Built up over hundreds of Outsourcing projects, this represents the most common activities and tasks that you need to include in your plan. But there may of course be others that need to be included to meet the needs of your own business.

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EB3-Bonus-3-Outsourcing-Success-Guide-Project-Plan.pdf