Converse of object

• do: X-Stream is a technology company, we don't outsource our core business, unlike most other ISP's in the UK.

Object

• function: Second, how do I go about outsourcing this function?

• deal: Getting in at the ground floor has paid off, as AMC is involved with BT in one of the biggest ever outsourcing deals.

• transaction: Burges Salmon and its lawyers have many years ' experience in advising on outsourcing transactions.

• solution: Southall: Has anyone used an ASP or an outsourcing solution in their IT function?

• arrangement: TUPE can also apply to the transfer of employees under outsourcing arrangements.

Modifies a noun

• non-core: In industry this would be about establishing your core competencies - keep core, outsource non-core.

• provider: This will be of great relief to insurance companies and their outsource services providers.

• partner: Qcom is an established Auto ID outsource partner for major IT systems integrators.

• supplier: Presentation to one such outsource supplier has lead to my getting an excellent job in business development within their organization.

• everything: As long as you don't get too ambitious and outsource everything at once.

• contract: However, they need more support and are failing to realize the benefits of outsource contracts.

Noun used with modifier

• company: Payroll Payroll is the most common task that companies outsource.

Modifying Another Word

• increasingly: In addition, funds with direct holdings of property are increasingly outsourcing management to specialist companies.

• much: Too much outsourcing to expensive sub-contractors and general mismanagement no doubt!

Used with why or when

• where: More work is carried out than ever before and greater use has been made of outsourcing where appropriate.

Preposition: of

• service: Business process re-engineering and outsourcing of non-core services have also reduced space demands, encouraging firms to seek smaller, more efficient premises.