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Die Herausforderungen der Globalisierung und des Wettbewerbs zwingen Unternehmen, ihre IT-Services auszulagern, insbesondere in Niedriglohnländer. Deutsche Firmen orientieren sich dabei an amerikanischen und britischen Vorbildern, stoßen jedoch auf verschiedene Schwierigkeiten, wie hohe vertikale Integration und kulturelle Unterschiede. Das Buch bietet eine umfassende Einführung in das IT-Offshoring, beleuchtet spezifische Anforderungen und gibt wertvolle Hinweise zur erfolgreichen Umsetzung solcher Projekte.

Why do projects succeed or fail? Can managers influence the outcome of a project? Are there core indicators that are extremely important in reaching targeted goals, values and - pectations? Nearly every manager responsible for a project has to deal with such questions sooner or later. This is especially the case for projects that are innovative to an organization. With the emergence of global communication technologies and driven by the desire of corporations to take advantage of the lower costs of production and skilled labor in devel- ing countries, the movement in German-speaking countries to export work offshore has - perienced a notable rise in popularity. The offshoring of information technology and software development has spawned an entire industry. Still, many offshore projects do not live up to their expectations. This book offers an enlightening and detailed analysis of the phenomenon of offshoring software development and its critical success factors. The critical success factor approach - lows management to harness the organization's resources on those issues that will make a d- ference. It will help to focus attention on major concerns and guide businesses in creating and measuring success.