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Look to ACME if you need to ..... ... outsource a business function that takes your eye off the ball. You want it out of the building and reduced to a single line item on your books. The real challenge is transitioning from in-house to out-of-house in a way that still offers adequate control at minimum expense. For example:
The project: Scott Demorest developed cost/benefit analysis for both options and presented the plan for the smartest option — in this case, outsourcing. The plan, including vendor selection criteria and vendor options, technical requirements, and implementation schedule, received a green light for implementation all the way up through the C-level.
The result: In just 120 days, the company had an outsourced payroll function complete with improved resource balancing, more people to work on other more profitable functions, reduced operating expenses — and the elimination of the hassle of dealing with ever-changing IRS rules and regulations. One less thing to worry about, one more smart business decision. |
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