The Mechanism of Efficiency Assessment of Outsourcing

Authors

  • Yuri Mikhailovich Tsygalov Финансовый университет при Правительстве Российской Федерации , Financial University under the Government of the Russian Federation Автор
  • Alexey Vladimirovich Dorozhkin Госкорпорация «Росатом» , Rosatom state corporation Автор
  • Ekaterina Evgenyevna Dorozhkina ООО «Мобильная реклама» , LLC Mobile advertising Автор
  • Ildar Ravilyevich Zhabbarov ОАО «Российские железные дороги» , JSC Russian Railways Автор

Keywords:

outsourcing, efficiency, restructuring, result, participants, the indicator "at risk" - @Risk

Abstract

Widespread use of outsourcing in Russian companies is hindered not deep enough knowledge of the risks of outsourcing, the low level of trust of business partners in domestic companies, the difficulty of achieving positive results for all participants, as well as the complexity of the definition of the outcomes of the restructuring of the company. Known approaches to the evaluation of the results of outsourcing are based on the definition of benefits, mainly the parent company, which transmits part of the functions of a third-party contractor. Almost always as the most important result of outsourcing call decrease costs and improve product quality for the parent company. Evaluation of effectiveness will be seriously affected if the outsourcing involves more than two or ganizations, as the consequences can be different, positive or negative, for different participants in the restructuring. The paper proposes an approach that takes into account indicators of «at risk» - @Risk. This criterion allows determining in financial terms any indicator of activity of the company: profit (profit@Risk, return@Risk, earnings@Risk, etc.). The resulting efficiency of outsourcing is determined by the summation index@Risk all parties involved in a restructuring of the company. The proposed approach allows to take into account the loss on any part of the business process and any member of the outsourcing.

Published

2017-12-15

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Articles