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Managerial and Decision Economics, 2011 Flexibility is definitely a key for success and is crucial in vertical relationships. Then, it seems worth analyzing the selection of the optimal degree of vertical integration and/or separation in a dynamic uncertain environment, where a flexible firm can switch from a certain degree of outsourcing back to vertical integration.
ROSSINI, GIANPAOLO, Michele Moretto
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To outsource or not to outsource
Health Care Management Review, 2007Outsourcing of information technology (IT) functions is a popular strategy with both potential benefits and risks for hospitals. Anecdotal evidence, based on case studies, suggests that outsourcing may be associated with significant cost savings.
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Nature, 2018
As big pharma downsizes, contract research organizations are reaping the benefits. As big pharma downsizes, contract research organizations are reaping the benefits.
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As big pharma downsizes, contract research organizations are reaping the benefits. As big pharma downsizes, contract research organizations are reaping the benefits.
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Outsourcing and Strategic Outsourcing
2008The production of a good or service frequently requires that the supplier performs a wide range of activities. The coordination between those activities implies that the firm must determine its boundaries, which means that it must define the supply chain activities that will be performed internally, and those that will be trusted to external suppliers.
Sonia Dahab, Filipe Amaral
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Economic Theory, 2005
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