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Benefits and Risks of Offshoring and Outsourcing for Marks and Spencer

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Added on  2023-02-01

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This presentation explores the benefits and risks of offshoring and outsourcing for Marks and Spencer. It covers the concept, importance, and ways to minimize negative outcomes. The data analysis and interpretations section provides insights into the resources required, benefits, and challenges faced by managers. The presentation concludes with recommendations for successful offshoring and outsourcing.

Benefits and Risks of Offshoring and Outsourcing for Marks and Spencer

   Added on 2023-02-01

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Research Project
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Cover Content
• Introduction
• Research aims
• Research objectives
• Research Methodology
• Data analysis and interpretations
• Recommendation
• References
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Introduction
• Globalisation is consider to be a process of creating integration among
economies by removing the cross border barriers with an aim to increase trade
flow among countries. The anticipation of globalisation proves to be boom for
several companies which are trying to expand their practices for increasing their
profitability as well as market value among the customers.
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Research Aim
Aim: “The benefits and the risks of offshoring and outsourcing of functions for an
organisation.” A case on Marks and Spencer.
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