Pillsbury Winthrop Shaw Pittman is riding a new wave of corporate outsourcing work as companies farm out more types of professional work, reformulate older contracts and hash out contract disputes with outsourcing partners.
Outsourcing — or subcontracting a business function to a third-party company — became a widespread business tactic for information technology departments and customer call centers at the start of the decade. The practice has since spread to so-called business processes or professional functions such as human resources, finance and accounting and procurement.
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