Offshoring Research Network - Contents

Contents

  • 1 History and current objectives
  • 2 Network partners and sponsors
    • 2.1 Research partners
    • 2.2 Sponsoring partners
  • 3 Surveys, case studies, and services
  • 4 Research themes
    • 4.1 Global search for talent
    • 4.2 Globalization of innovation
    • 4.3 Geographic knowledge services clusters
    • 4.4 New global organizational capabilities
  • 5 Relevance and impact
    • 5.1 Academic research
    • 5.2 Managerial practice
    • 5.3 Policy-making
  • 6 Criticism and responses
  • 7 See also
  • 8 References
  • 9 Literature
  • 10 External links

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