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Efektywnosc wydzielania uslug ogolnobudowlanych na przykladzie specjalistycznej firmy budowlanej

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Wlodarz M.
Contemporary Economics
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2007
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issue 2(2)
111-122
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The article is the case of outsource the construction services made by Gazbud Ltd., one of construction firm, which realized its activity on the south of Poland. Main goal of the publication is concentrated on the problem, how it is possible to measure and control outsourcing effectiveness.
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The Economic Viability of Outsourcing

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Nogalski B., Walentynowicz P.
Pieniądze i Więź
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2005
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vol. 8
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issue 2(27)
94-101
EN
The paper presents possibilities and range of use of outsourcing, as one of modern methods of the enterprises' management. Special emphasis was put on the correct understanding of the core of this concept, and on the way of calculating its economic viability to make the correct business decisions.
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OUTSOURCING IN THE INTERNET INDUSTRY (Outsourcing w przedsiebiorstwach branzy internetowej)

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Mezynski A.
e-mentor
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2010
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issue 5 (37)
75-79
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In recent years there can be observed a constant development of the Internet industry, in which outsourcing is gaining significance. The enterprises in this branch are very diversified. On the one hand there exist many single owner-operator microenterprises on the market whereas on the other hand there are also huge international corporations. Both of the types need a support in different areas of their activity. The aim of this paper is the presentation of outsourcing's advantages and disadvantages, as well as the possibilities of its application, exemplified by the case of the Internet industry.
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SMALL AND MEDIUM ENTERPRISES -LOCAL CONNECTIONS TO THE GLOBAL MARKET (Male i srednie przedsiebiorstwa - lokalne powiazania z globalnym rynkiem)

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Bakiewicz A.
Afryka, Azja, Ameryka Lacinska (Africa, Asia, Latin America )
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2006
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vol. 83
89-104
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Our knowledge about the scope and scale of SMEs participation in global economic flows is rather small. Few studies of the issue show limited export potential of the sector and concentrate on numerous barriers faced by smaller firms on the world market. Does the low share of SMEs in exports mean that internationalisation of the sector is very limited? Disintegration of business activities that can be observed now covers almost all spheres of economic activity - from R&D to distribution and from manufacturing to office services. The cases shown in the paper confirm that today's business environment is more conductive to expansion of SMEs cooperating with larger companies than ever before. More, it seems that current changes in business organisation might be of great importance for SMEs internationalisation. So, positive patterns of SMEs cooperation with large internationalized companies give us an idea about the exact ways in which smaller companies can participate in global trade. It is argued in the paper that traditional understanding of foreign trade has restricted value for the analysis of SMEs presence in the global market because it provides underestimated share of SMEs' in worldwide trade. It seems that to cover the role of all firms which products are sold abroad - no matter of the character of their contribution - extended approach to the studies of international trade should be applied. In this approach both passive and active participation, direct and indirect ones should be taken into account to get entire image of the SMEs role in global market.
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Outsourcing audytu wewnetrznego

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Golebiowski G.
Contemporary Economics
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2010
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issue 2(14)
175-183
EN
The article explores an issue of the internal audit outsourcing. It indicates the differences between internal audit, outsourcing and cosourcing of this service as well as their advantages and disadvantages. Drawing from the research on internal audit outsourcing the recent market trends were identified as well as motivations for choosing different forms of internal auditing.
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Rozwój usług w globalnej gospodarce ze szczególnym uwzględnieniem outsourcingu finansowo-księgowego

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Świetla K.
Zeszyty Naukowe Uniwersytetu Ekonomicznego w Krakowie
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2012
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issue 889
103-115
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The growing importance of services is seen in the modern world as a requirement for civilisation’s proper economic development. Services began to expand in the mid-twentieth century, and have gone on to become a leading economic sphere in highly developed countries. Increased efficiency often has a decisive impact on the productivity and competitiveness of economies and GDP. At the same time, it has started a constant evolution of the requirements, resulting in the quick development of specialist companies that meet market expectations. Global transactions require from market participants up-to-date knowledge of international regulations. Continuous training of employees is not only expensive but also does not allow operators to focus on their core business, which is why they come more and more to rely on the purchase of professional services that meet their expectations. The transnational movement of services is therefore the result of the use of the latest assistive technology and knowledge of the global economy. It is not only their reach and accessibility that accounts for the popularity of services, but also the opportunity to acquire specialised services. One result of this popularity has been the development of financial and accounting outsourcing.
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Kooperacja W Przedsiębiorstwach Zorientowanych Procesowo

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Baskiewicz N.
Zarządzanie i Finanse
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2012
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vol. 1
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issue 3
223-231
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This article was written in order to try to identify the business processes, in implementation, which companies are willing to work co-operatively. In addition, cooperative activities differed from horizontal cooperative (also known as coopetitive) activities whose essence is simultaneously competing and cooperating with competitors. In the part devoted to theoretical research, it is demonstrated that the principles guiding the approach to business management process reliability somehow entails the decision for cooperation. In the empirical part, results of studies are presented that have identified the ratio of entrepreneurs to cooperate in the implementation.
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THE IMPORTANCE OF LOGISTICS SERVICE'S PERCEIVED VALUE IN SELECTED COUNTRIES

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Završnik B., Logožar K., Jerman D.
Ekonomický časopis (Journal of Economics)
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2005
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vol. 53
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issue 9
911-923
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The authors define the reasons for outsourcing with the emphasis on business logistics. They analyze the specific issues of logistics service's perceived value in outsourcing logistics activities on the basis of the survey carried out in Slovenia, Croatian, Bosnian-Herzegovina and Serbian-Montenegro companies. The purpose of the survey was to measure the customers' perception of different characteristics of logistics provider which can be decisive when manufacturing firms are trying to make a decision whether to outsource and which logistics provider to select. The paper creates a framework for selection of the important and perceived characteristics of logistics provider relevant to customer in the process of the logistics supplier selection.
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ROLE OF POLAND IN DEVELOPMENT OF OUTSOURCING SERVICES FROM BPO (Rola Polski w rozwoju outsourcingu z kregu BPO)

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Ziolkiewicz M.
Finansowy Kwartalnik Internetowy e-Finanse
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2010
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vol. 6
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issue 4
64-75
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In a time of constantly growing unemployment and global economic crisis, new jobs for graduates from high schools as well as for specialists are very important. Also foreign investment bringing possibilities for dynamic economic development for the hosting country is important as well. In today's hard times for business the answer to the above problems seems to be investment from Business Process Outsourcing services. One of the main reasons and factors which influences final decisions about starting BPO activity without any doubt is the location of the forthcoming center. This factor is strictly connected with other key aspects such as the price of the service to be provided, access to well qualified human resources, and support and tax relief from the side of government. For several years Poland has been increasingly recognized and priced as a potential destination, for investment in BPO activities. Thanks to many factors Poland is able to compete with word class giants and potentates in BPO services like India, and often wins this competition. This article shows the influences on Poland advantage and put Poland on the list of top eastern Europe countries, in which services for the business sector are constantly developing very rapidly and dynamically. It shows crucial elements which determine how smoothly the BPO companies function on the market and their prosperity. Because of that BPO is one of the most dynamic and fast growing services sector today in the Polish economy and it is worth taking a closer look to examine this interesting case more carefully.
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THE ATTRACTIVENESS OF POLISH CITIES FOR ATTRACTING OUTSOURCING AND THE ANALYSIS OF BENEFITS FOR THE REGION (Atrakcyjnosc polskich miast dla rozwoju outsourcingu i analiza korzysci dla regionu)

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Kornet K.
Finansowy Kwartalnik Internetowy e-Finanse
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2011
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vol. 7
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issue 1
24-38
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In western countries outsourcing has been an integral part of many enterprises for a long time. In Poland it is increasingly seen as a part of a long-term development strategy. Although Poland is only beginning to mark its presence in this area, it is quite often listed as one of the countries with a great potential to attract outsourcing. Among the competitive advantages of our country are geographical and cultural proximity to the markets of Western Europe, European Union membership, steady growth of direct foreign investments and highly qualified labor with knowledge of various European languages. Due to the above-mentioned advantages, many Polish cities easily compete with European business centers. The most successful of them are Krakow, Warsaw, Wroclaw, Lodz and Tricity. Analyzing outsourcing in Poland, we cannot forget its impact on region and on social processes like education, accommodation, traveling. The most important benefits from locating outsourcing companies in our country are the ability to attract further investment, additional revenues for the Treasury from taxes, lower unemployment rate, and finally stimulation of various social initiatives.
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DETERMINANTS OF ENTERPRISE ELASTICITY (Determinanty elastycznosci organizacji)

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Zawadzki A.
Nauki o Zarządzaniu
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2011
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issue 7
176-186
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The article investigates the conditions to be met by an organization operating in a turbulent economic environment in order to be able to accomplish its goals. It is assumed that the goals of such an organization are to satisfy the needs of its customers and to increase its goodwill. The identified conditions relate to the internal adoption of market principles, i.e. the introduction of market mechanisms inside the organization. They can be introduced by means of outsourcing.
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OUTSOURCING - EMPLOYMENT AND WAGES

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Grzes A.
Optimum. Studia Ekonomiczne
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2011
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issue 5(53)
122-133
EN
The fact that the global market of outsourcing has been steadily expanding for the last few years indicates that outsourcing is an effective tool to increase the efficiency of enterprises. Among the effects of outsourcing of functions and processes, or their parts, are changes in the organizational structure and associated with them: reduction of employment and shifts in the division of work in the original location of the company. This kind of activity affects the internal job market through remuneration levels, as well as the external market as a result of restricted employment and dismissing staff. As research shows, there is no evidence of strong negative influence of outsourcing on wages or on unemployment rates. There is, however, a link between the quality of human resources, their remuneration and subcontracting of work to outside providers. The aim of this article is to address the question: What new phenomena have emerged in the labour market (with particular attention to the Central and Eastern European markets) as a result of the use of outsourcing in business?
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