ISO 37500 – Guidance on outsourcing

ISO 37500 – Guidance on outsourcing

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“Around the globe, outsourcing is increasingly an opportunity to add value, tap into a resource base and/or mitigate risk. This International Standard aims to provide general guidance for outsourcing for any organization in any sector. It provides a vocabulary for outsourcing  practitioners across all industry sectors. It includes typical outsourcing concepts to improve the understanding of all stakeholders, by providing a set of practices that can be used to manage the outsourcing life cycle. 

Outsourcing is a business model for the delivery of a product or service to a client by a provider, as an alternative to the provision of those products or services within the client organization, where:

— the outsourcing process is based on a sourcing decision (make or buy);

— resources can be transferred to the provider;

— the provider is responsible for delivering outsourced services for an agreed period of time;

— the services can be transferred from an existing provider to another;

— the client is accountable for the outsourced services and the provider is responsible for performing them…”

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