Global Delivery
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Wisely pursued offshoring can be a key strategy for your organisation to remain competitive and strengthen your market position. Contracting a business function to an external supplier can significantly lower infrastructure cost. With increased pressure and complicated markets, companies are actively seeking more comprehensive advice with respects to their global delivery. Specifically, they need guidance that covers the full life cycle of offshoring - from strategy development to optimising and transferring existing arrangements. |
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With rapid changing legislations, language barriers and cultural differences adding to the complexity of global delivery, steady guidance is needed.
We are able to deliver advice, planning and management of all outsourcing processes. This ensures that your organisation is able to avoid common pitfalls, maintain control. We help your business to make the right decisions about the transfer of people, process and assets and ensure successful global delivery. |
How Collagis can help your organisation?
We give you advice and deliver planning and management of all your outsourcing processes. This will help your organisation to main control and avoid common pitfalls.
We also help you to make the right decisions about the transfer of your people, process, and assets to ensure a successful global delivery in the long term.
We also help you to make the right decisions about the transfer of your people, process, and assets to ensure a successful global delivery in the long term.
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Chief Executive Officer
Paul Ventura
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Frequently Asked Questions
what is Global Delivery?
Generally, global delivery also known as offshoring is used to describe a business's decision to replace domestically supplied service functions with imported services produced offshore.
Why do businesses use offshoring?
Because of reduced labour costs, offshoring allows business owners to free up allotted labour funds to be reinvested into their business—expanding their services and offerings. Companies that offshore their businesses centre their business decisions on free trade and globalisation.