Outsourcing Risk

/ˈaʊtsɔrsɪŋ rɪsk/

Definitions

  1. (n.) The potential legal, financial, and operational hazards arising from delegating business processes or services to third parties.
    The company conducted a thorough audit to assess its outsourcing risk before finalizing the vendor contract.

Forms

  • outsourcing risk
  • outsourcing risks

Commentary

When drafting outsourcing agreements, clearly allocating outsourcing risk between parties is essential to mitigate potential liabilities and ensure compliance.

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