A Comparative Study of IT Outsourcing Management in Australia and Taiwan

Growth in IT outsourcing is expected to remain high in the coming years as there have been widespread market claims that IT outsourcing can reduce firms' costs by over 30 percent. The scope and range of IT outsourcing services are also increasing, as evidenced by the promotion of ASP (applicati...

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Main Authors: Lin, Chad, Lin, K., Huang, Y., Liu, Y.
Format: Journal Article
Published: Journal of International Management Studies 2007
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Online Access:http://hdl.handle.net/20.500.11937/31210
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Lin, K.
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description Growth in IT outsourcing is expected to remain high in the coming years as there have been widespread market claims that IT outsourcing can reduce firms' costs by over 30 percent. The scope and range of IT outsourcing services are also increasing, as evidenced by the promotion of ASP (applications service providers), global outsourcing, software development outsourcing, and web and e-business outsourcing. However, management of IT outsourcing evaluation is particularly under-studied, especially in how these firms measure their IT outsourcing contracts and ensure that benefits expected from these contracts are delivered. The main objective of this paper is to examine and compare the current management practices in IT outsourcing evaluation and benefits realization by Australian and Taiwanese firms. The paper first reviews relevant literature with respect to IT outsourcing, the evaluation of IT outsourcing, and IT benefits realization. Key survey findings from the Australian and Taiwanese firms will be presented.
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spelling curtin-20.500.11937-312102017-01-30T13:24:06Z A Comparative Study of IT Outsourcing Management in Australia and Taiwan Lin, Chad Lin, K. Huang, Y. Liu, Y. Management IT Evaluation Outsourcing Benefits Realization IT Outsourcing Growth in IT outsourcing is expected to remain high in the coming years as there have been widespread market claims that IT outsourcing can reduce firms' costs by over 30 percent. The scope and range of IT outsourcing services are also increasing, as evidenced by the promotion of ASP (applications service providers), global outsourcing, software development outsourcing, and web and e-business outsourcing. However, management of IT outsourcing evaluation is particularly under-studied, especially in how these firms measure their IT outsourcing contracts and ensure that benefits expected from these contracts are delivered. The main objective of this paper is to examine and compare the current management practices in IT outsourcing evaluation and benefits realization by Australian and Taiwanese firms. The paper first reviews relevant literature with respect to IT outsourcing, the evaluation of IT outsourcing, and IT benefits realization. Key survey findings from the Australian and Taiwanese firms will be presented. 2007 Journal Article http://hdl.handle.net/20.500.11937/31210 Journal of International Management Studies restricted
spellingShingle Management
IT Evaluation
Outsourcing Benefits Realization
IT Outsourcing
Lin, Chad
Lin, K.
Huang, Y.
Liu, Y.
A Comparative Study of IT Outsourcing Management in Australia and Taiwan
title A Comparative Study of IT Outsourcing Management in Australia and Taiwan
title_full A Comparative Study of IT Outsourcing Management in Australia and Taiwan
title_fullStr A Comparative Study of IT Outsourcing Management in Australia and Taiwan
title_full_unstemmed A Comparative Study of IT Outsourcing Management in Australia and Taiwan
title_short A Comparative Study of IT Outsourcing Management in Australia and Taiwan
title_sort comparative study of it outsourcing management in australia and taiwan
topic Management
IT Evaluation
Outsourcing Benefits Realization
IT Outsourcing
url http://hdl.handle.net/20.500.11937/31210