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ASN - Advanced Ship Notice ASP - Application Service Provider (See ASP) B2B - Business to Business (See BusinesstoBusiness) B2G - Business to Government transactions. backsourcing - pulling a function back in-house as an outsourcing
contract expires benchmarking - a tool for performance
measurement BPO - Business Process Outsourcing (See BPO) core - The functions and activities that are the main business of an enterprise, by which it distinguishes itself in the marketplace. CRM - Customer Relationship Management (see CRM) EC - Electronic Communications e-commerce - Electronic Commerce (see Ecommerce) EDI - Electronic Data Interchange EDMS - Electronic Document Management System ERP - Enterprise Resource Planning (See ERP) ERM - Employee Relationship Management. FM - Facilities Management (See FacilitiesManagement) FSP - Full Service Provider FTP - File Transer Protocol GMS - Global Merchandising System HRO - Human Resources Outsourcing IAH - Internet Application Hosting IAS - Internet Application Solutions IBN - Internet Based Network ICT - Information and Communication Technology. IFX - Interactive Financial Exchange IOH - Internet Office Hosting IP - Internet Protocol ISDN - Integrated Services Digital Network ISP - Internet Service Provider IT - Information Technology ITO - Information Technology Outsourcing JV - Joint Venture KM - Knowledge Management labor arbitrage - Utilizing an offshore service provider's personnel to reduce the costs of labor in performing a business process. LAN - Local Area Network (see Networks) LES - Logistics Execution Solutions MRP - Materials Resource Planning non-core - Business functions and processes (both critical and of lesser importance) that support a company's core business activities. Examples of non-core processes include: finance and accounting, logistics, customer relationship management, human resources, payroll, among others. OBI - Open Buying on the Internet offshore - Utilizing an outsourcing service provider located in a country other than where the client is located. offsource - See "Offshore." OMT - Object Modeling Techniques outsourcing - the transfer of ownership of a process to a supplier. (See FAQ) P2P - Peer to Peer transactions or collaborations. PEO - Professional Employer Organization POS - Point of Sale R&D - Research and Development RFI - Request for Information RFP - Request for Proposal RFQ - Request for Quote ROI - Return on Investment. SCM - Supply Chain Management (see SupplyChainManagement) shared services - Consolidation of a company's back-office processes to form a spinout (or a separate "shared services" unit, to be run like a separate business), providing services to the parent company and, sometimes, to external customers. SLA - Service Level Agreement (see SLA) TCO - (Total Cost of Ownership). All of the costs involved in a technology or business solution, in addition to the initial investment cost. These include ongoing maintenance, support, professional development, replacement costs, etc. TVE(SM) - Everest Group's Total Value Equation is a proprietary tool that helps buyers of outsourcing services understand their potential areas of value in outsourcing a non-core business function and how to link that value to other enterprise areas of value. UML - Unified Modeling Language VANS - Value Added Networks VCA(SM) - Value Capture Analysis is Everest Group's proprietary analysis framework that enables evaluation of risks, internal constraints, best leverage of a service provider's resources and capabilities, as well as other components essential in designing a business solution. It also facilitates collaboration between buyers and service providers to productively shape mutually beneficial solution options. VPN - Virtual Private Network WAN - Wide Area Network (see Networks) web services - Standardized technology communications protocols; network services as collections of communication formats or endpoints capable of exchanging messages.
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BEAT in ITO - This document is a "Summary of Questions and Answers" from the joint Bernstein and Everest Analysis of Trends (B.E.A.T.) in IT Webinar conducted on February 27, 2007. - May 2007 Managed Services IT: Helping Caldwell Memorial Hospital become the Hospital of the Future - Small Community Hospital Leverages Managed Services to Bolster IT and Compete with Larger Health Systems - April 2007 The Deal Zone: Getting Real About IT Outsourcing Agreements - There are handbooks and summits to help you learn about the Outsourcing Life Cycle. There are consultants who put their knowledge at your disposal to formulate requirements, advise which terms and conditions to include in agreements, and negotiate deals on... - April 2007 Addressing the Challenges in Implementing or Consolidating Portals - This paper discusses key portal challenges that organizations face today, the move toward portal consolidation, and best practice approaches for first-time portal implementations or consolidations. - May 2007 Buyer-Driven Supplier Consolidation Will Change the ADM Industry - The entry of labor arbitrage into Application Development and Maintenance (ADM) outsourcing led to fast growth for more than a decade. Now large buyers are starting to revaluate their strategies and consolidate multiple relationships into a coherent portfo... - April 2007
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