| In north London, Richard Watts wanted to insource services when he became Labour leader of Islington council three years ago because he believed it was the right thing to do. |
|
| The council decided to insource that service in 2014, but the switch meant designing a business from the bottom up – organising a supply chain, buying and managing vans, and stocking up on repair tools. |
|
| Driven by the desire to cement its leadership in the area of service quality and to reduce expenses, GLS decided in July 2007 to fully insource call processing functions. |
|
| In particular, relatively small organizations, and organizations which are considering offshoring individual business functions, should insource to existing offshore centres instead of establishing another offshore centre. |
|
| Our EU-wide network of clients and consultants not only ensures relevant partner search capabilities, but also enables us to insource the right technological competencies linked to your project. |
|
| Decisions to outsource or to insource production are being made continually as firms experiment with the optimal balance between internal production and external purchases. |
|
| A logical consequence of this strategy is that Atos Origin and KPN have agreed that, after a period of transition, KPN will insource end user services currently provided by Atos Origin. |
|
| Fireman's Fund Insurance Company has chosen NILS INsource and NILS INcompass offerings from Wolters Kluwer Financial Services to help monitor and implement regulatory changes. |
|
