Motives for Multisourcing in the IT Sector
Multisourcing is a relatively new phenomenon that began a decade ago as companies began developing strategies to split large information technology (IT) contracts into smaller ones. This provided the opportunity to choose best-of-breed suppliers, who were supposed to collaborate to provide a seamless service to the company. Firms began to multisource when the large IT contracts they had did not bring assumed benefits. At the same time, the business environment was forcing them to be flexible, efficient and able to quickly implement new technologies. The trend to multisource has been growing, so it is worth investigating why companies prefer this form of cooperation. This topic was not a subject of research previously.
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2013
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Authors: | Barbara, Ĺoboda |
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International Journal of Management and Economics. - De Gruyter Open. - Vol. 38.2013, 1, p. 46-66
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De Gruyter Open |
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