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What Is Outsourcing?

In literal terms, outsourcing is the transfer of responsibility (assignment of jobs) on certain functions to an outside organisation.

At UET, outsourcing is one of the approaches offered to assist customers in adding value to their businesses. We use our skills, experience, expertise and conduct researches to understand the customer's business approaches and operations. Letting UET manage your information technology allows you to focus on achieving competitive advantage while focusing on your core competencies.

UET Outsourcing/ Cosourcing
In the private sector, increasing globalisation and rapid technological advances simply mean organisations are finding traditional ways to get new products and services to market, and to source new markets and channels more quickly than ever before.

In the public sector, the increasing work load coupled with sinking or static budgets call for greater efficiencies. The government is now clear of its core business and has increasingly recognise its challenges and focus. Operation using large IT unit may not be necessary after all. In an effort to increase production of better products and improve services cost-effectively, IT usage has to be optimised. The non-core business functions are outsourced to acknowledged experts.

How UET Outsourcing Can Help
Mmanagement of information is absolutely crucial to achieve success. Information technology is advancing so rapidly and has becoming so complex. Not all organisations can afford to resource an in-house IT operations and keep abreast with the developments. Experienced and trained resources need to be identified to handle this function.

We at UET specialise in using information technology to meet our customers' business goals.

What Drives Outsourcing Decisions?

Competitions
As competition intensifies, organisations must react quickly to new challenges and new opportunities. Outsourcing non-core operations like information technology allows you enough time to deal with business issues. By linking with UET you may also extend your resources to encompass the knowledge and experience of a global organisation.

Cost Reduction Management
Cost saving is still a major factor in a business, but the focus has shifted from cutting IT costs to using outsourcing to increase overall business efficiency. Outsourcing to an organisation that effectively applies IT to reduce its total enterprise costs, will more significantly impact the bottom-line than simply outsourcing to an organisation that performs IT functions at a less cost.

Technology
Keeping in pace with technological changes is essential. Retaining a leading-edge in in-house IT operation requires significant capital and ongoing training series for scarce personnel. For example, most organisations in New Zealand are too small to make this work.

What Can You Outsource?

Virtualy every IT activity your company undertakes in-house can be selectively or completely outsourced. Our Services Portfolio covers the full IT spectrum comprising of the following:

Business Process Management
Includes enterprise customer management and procurement assistance.
Management Consulting
Includes customer equity management, share value management, sales optimisation and new technology applications.
Electronic Business
Includes construction, operation of intranets and extranets and web-hosting.
Systems & Technology Services
Includes systems management, integration and development and business continuity plan.

UET CoSourcing
CoSourcing is a strategic partnership between the customer and UET. It is our premier offering embracing all our services. While outsourcing is linked to accomplishing business tasks, CoSourcing services are entirely tied to improving our customers' business performances. Characteristics of CoSourcing include sharing responsibility for success, measuring outcomes of the business objectives achieved and also the value-based compensation plan.

 

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