outsource in German
outsource in German is auslagern — outsource means to pay an outside company or individual to do work that your own organisation would otherwise do itself, such as IT support, payroll, manufacturing or customer service.
outsource in German
auslagern
(chiefly, US, business, management, transitive) To transfer the management or day-to-day execution of a business function to a third-party service provider.
What does "outsource" mean?
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verb To pay an outside company or individual to do work that your own organisation would otherwise do itself, such as IT support, payroll, manufacturing or customer service.
"The bank outsourced its call centres to cut costs."
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verb In casual use, to get someone else to handle a personal task you would rather not do.
"I've outsourced Christmas shopping to my sister this year."
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outsource in a sentence
- The bank outsourced its call centres to cut costs.
- We outsource payroll to a specialist firm.
- I've outsourced Christmas shopping to my sister this year.
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What is "outsource" in German?
"outsource" in German is auslagern. outsource means: To pay an outside company or individual to do work that your own organisation would otherwise do itself, such as IT support, payroll, manufacturing or customer service.
How do you use "outsource" in a sentence?
Example: "The bank outsourced its call centres to cut costs." In German, "outsource" is auslagern.
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