• Taskenator
• Jan 09, 2021

What are Examples of Outsourcing

Outsourcing is an opportunity to male your ideas happen

Let me give you a couple of real-world examples that I think you'll find helpful in understanding not only outsourcing, but how a company might use outsourcing.

A company needs bookkeeping help. They don't want to hire an internal bookkeeper, and so they outsource that bookkeeping task. What that means is they hire somebody from the outside as a vendor to do their bookkeeping work for them. They can assign it by project. They can assign it on a monthly basis. They can assign it on an ongoing basis. There are many ways that the outsourcing of this task can be structured.

Another example might be somebody who needs a website built.  They find a freelancer who is skilled in building websites. They hire that individual to create their new website for them.

Somebody that wants a mobile app developed for their business, and so they find a outsourced vendor who will build a mobile app on behalf of their company. They hire that individual for the project of building the app, and then they may continue to utilize them to maintain the app in the days to come.

Some of the more common tasks that utilize outsourced talent include graphic design, website development, advertising analysis, for writing, accounting and bookkeeping. Outsources are also used to edit books and publish books. Outsourcers are used for a lot of different things. These relationships allow a business owner to keep a very low overhead and still accomplish large tasks with their business.

These are just a few examples of how outsourcing might look in a business and some examples of how people use outsourcing. The truth is, there really are hundreds, if not thousands, of projects that people outsource every day. Based on the needs of your business, you can generally find somebody who will provide those services for you.

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