Information Technology Offshoring: Prospects, Challenges, Educational Requirements, and Curriculum Implications
Published: Jan 1, 2004
Abstract
Offshore provision of information systems/information technology-related services has been growing rapidly in recent years and seems firmly set to continue. This trend is fueled by the many advantages of offshore service procurement; however, there are dangers in this practice. Furthermore, offshoring requires adaptation of the IS function and IS management. This in turn suggests modifications of IS curricula in order to prepare graduates for...
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Information Technology Offshoring: Prospects, Challenges, Educational Requirements, and Curriculum Implications
Published Date
Jan 1, 2004
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