Las tres etapas del outsourcing, ¿en cuál etapa se encuentran las empresas mexicanas?
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Nowadays, it is a great challenge for companies to combine their skills and resources to have a competitive advantage in the market in which they operate. There is a practice that since the early 70s has been used worldwide, known as outsourcing. According to the Cambridge Business Dictionary (2010), it is a strategy in which another company is used to perform particular tasks because it can do them more effectively or cheaply. Outsourcing has evolved over the years, from being a simple tool to reduce costs to be a strategy used by companies to find new ways of doing business and innovate in all aspects. In this article we are going to expose the three stages that outsourcing has gone through and we will support it with a literature review of the last twenty years. In addition, we are going to try to position Mexico in one of the stages mentioned above.
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