outsource造句

To meet these demands, many companies outsource IT services offshore.

My point is that: outsource all the head banging stuff.

You don't necessarily need to outsource or delegate parts of your work to be more effective.

Don't outsource customer support to a call center or third party.

What's more, jobs like medical assistant, nurse, and phlebotomist are impossible to outsource.

Overall, manufacturers are most worried, no matter where they outsource, about supplier failure, the top concern now.

And above all, newspaper editors need to say no to the temptation to outsource business columns to cheaper, hungrier writers.

I think I can outsource a lot of the project and save some money; RMC has an estimation feature to help me verify that.

If you're not a programmer yourself, I think a good way to get started is to outsource your initial ideas to someone with more experience.

And you may develop it, you may outsource it, you may be customizing services, you may be building and integrating within a packaged application scenario.

As for the remaining 80% tasks that give me lower value, I either put them off, delegate them or outsource them.

You can't recharge your batteries if you're always using them. This might mean eliminating some activities or finding ways to outsource household chores, like cleaning and yard-work.

In the case of a simple JMS client, you often have no choice but to outsource security and transaction handling to a provider, which means they will be handled in a vendor-specific way.

Technology isn't all that you need to outsource. If you find that you're scanning business CARDS, answering phones and faxing proposals, you need to hire someone to do these tasks for you.

Granted, designing a flyer or website isn’t the same as a multi-year-long 3D feature length film. But you can still partner with, hire or outsource to people the aspects that you’d rather not do.