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ACS Helps a Louisiana Agency Weather the Storm: ACS collects child support payments for the state, which increased scope and added customer care. Soon after that transition, Hurricane Katrina hit. ACS went into overdrive to get child support payments to parents, many of whom had fled the state. (2007) Ensuring Aligned Interests in a Public-Sector Outsourcing Relationship Outsourcing Keeps Washington 211's Far-Flung Network in Contact With Its Citizens Outsourcing Made More IT Initiatives Benefiting Citizens and Government Possible for Minneapolis Close Supplier Partnerships Help Center Find Hurricane Katrina Victims ASAP Homeless Management Helps Community Care for Indigent Citizens
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Key Tax Considerations in Structuring Outsourcing Agreements - Failure to engage in thorough tax planning while structuring an outsourcing relationship can reduce the savings for the client, and/or reduce the profits for the service provider, and create a tax and compliance risk for both parties. Tax planning is even ... - September 2007 Mellon Treasury Insights - SOX and other risk factors have further complicated the already intensive disbursements process. Learn why many companies are seeking outside expertise to improve control over their payments and mitigate risk. - April 2005 Compliance: Finance's Bridge to the Enterprise - Read this paper from Capgemini to learn how leading CFOs view long term compliance hurdles as a bridge to bring their business together, streamline processes and reduce costs via process improvement, shared services and outsourcing. - December 2004 Agile Workforce, Agile Company - A special report from Convergys summarizes the key findings from its exclusive primary research study entitled "Workforce Agility: The New Frontier for Competitive Advantage," conducted by Saratoga/PricewaterhouseCoopers and the University of Michig... - December 2004 The Trouble with Equity-Stake and Shared-Services-Spinout Models in Outsourcing - How do outsourcing service providers grow their businesses? Do buyers need to understand the providers' strategies? - August 2004
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