Abstract
It’s 2020, and IS enterprises have emerged from their relationship with outsourcing a bit wiser. Why did the relationship seem so promising, and what made the parties go their separate ways? Is there hope for a reconciliation?
Information Systems Management
Volume 13, 1996 - Issue 2
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