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What Is Factors Driving Successful Global Sourcing
Programs?
The factors responsible for driving successful global sourcing programs are:-
- Controlling and cost efficiency are considered to be activities or the strategies that are responsible for attaining profitability of sourcing outcomes and any relationships of the firms with their stakeholders.
- A planned, observed, tested and well defined process is required for global sourcing as there are differences in the regions, in culture, race, belief, laws, skills, employees, etc.
- The cost should be reduced and there should occur economies of scale in this context. Then only the sourcing can become proper and this is a factor driving it.
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