Hidden costs and risks of outsourcing
Is this a wishful thinking thing or what?
I consider recent troubles with product quality of goods produced overseas (first pet food, then toys) to be indicative of the overall quality of stuff done remotely as far as both the management and consumers are concerned. It's only the matter of time before those risks play. And also a matter of how closely the products touch health of consumers. I mean, what difference does it make if my stonewashed jeans wear to holes in just 3 month? No big deal. But lead in crayons or toys intended for children under 5?! Software, even less important. Unless your customer data is compromised and made accessible for identity thieves. The latter will blow, too, risking your entire company. Just not so soon.
I consider recent troubles with product quality of goods produced overseas (first pet food, then toys) to be indicative of the overall quality of stuff done remotely as far as both the management and consumers are concerned. It's only the matter of time before those risks play. And also a matter of how closely the products touch health of consumers. I mean, what difference does it make if my stonewashed jeans wear to holes in just 3 month? No big deal. But lead in crayons or toys intended for children under 5?! Software, even less important. Unless your customer data is compromised and made accessible for identity thieves. The latter will blow, too, risking your entire company. Just not so soon.
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