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Synonyms for offshore

(of winds) coming from the land

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at some distance from the shore

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away from shore

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According to the researchers, survey participants have lower expectations than previous respondents for average cost savings in several offshoring functions.
Offshoring jobs a lessening trend
Business process offshoring continues to gain adoption in financial services; its long-term effect on the mortgage banking business will likely be substantial.
Is it time to consider business process offshoring?
India remains the prime location for offshoring, with around two-thirds of global offshored staff employed in the sub-continent.
Companies save cash by transferring jobs abroad; FINANCIAL SERVICES
BLACK ENTERPRISE spoke to many business owners like Wilson for an inside look at how offshoring is affecting fledgling and midsize African American companies.
Squeeze play: is America's offshoring movement hurting black businesses? Many are applying innovative strategies to buck the trend
This year RSSM sent a letter disclosing its offshoring policy with its organizer and got only one comment about it, Shapss says.
Outsourcing, offshoring, nearshoring: what to do? Whether you outsource locally or globally, you're still responsible for client privacy
Coupled with news of offshoring, Americans are also bombarded with reports of the jobless recovery.
High-speed outsourcing: jobs, workers and rights in the age of capital flight
Offshoring means "doing things off-site" to Dane Anderson, program director for outsourcing for Meta Group Inc.
Offshoring: and the winner is ... contrary to the recent spate of negative media coverage and political attacks against offshoring, a growing body of credible sources are speaking out about the upside for the U.S.--for both jobs and the economy
Lost in the concern about offshoring is the fact that the money companies save by sending rote work overseas is invested in more creative jobs here in the U.S., a point made by a recent Institute for International Economics study (downloadable at www.iie.com/publications/ papers/kirkegaard0204.pdf).
Importing affluence: the economics offshoring
The most obvious manifestation of this trend is "offshoring"--shifting technical and professional jobs to low-cost countries like India and Russia.
Sourcing strategy: the next frontier; The very nature of competition is changing
"Outsourcing," "offshoring," "human resource realignment," "training your replacement." These are words that send chills through millions of workers in IT ("information technology") and other hi-tech industries.
Trading away jobs and Liberty: though billed as a boon to the U.S., the General Agreement on Trade in Services will, in reality, wreak havoc on our economy, sovereignty, and way of life. (Cover Story: Business)
Over the last decade, the offshoring of mortgage lending processes has taken a permanent and growing position in the U.S.
U.S. mortgage lenders lead financial services industry in offshoring
The row over offshoring -the practice of 'exporting' jobs from the UK overseas -has flared up again following new figures from market analyst Datamonitor.
New analysis fuels offshore call centre debate; E-business
As president of the EraNova (its tag line is "a new era through mind extension") Institute in Mountain Lakes, N.J., Samson has written a number of provocative white papers on the way automation and offshoring are imperiling the future of U.S.
Assessing the future of work: Dick Samson, a researcher and thinker about the changing demographics of the workplace, talks about automation's long-term threat to employment and what steps could be taken now to address it
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