Outsourcing is more common than you think—and for good reason.

A leading global firm wanted to build a sales and marketing infrastructure to enable its inside sales organization to laser focus on driving digital sales.

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A global leader in networking solutions was experiencing year-over-year erosion of its SMB market and needed a consistent, cost-effective global execution model.

One of our client's largest premier channel partners, a global telecommunications company, needed a way to cost-effectively resell and support the client’s equipment/unified communications solutions to small- and medium-sized businesses.

A leading global manufacturing company, specializing in developing and manufacturing complex products that serve a wide range of companies across the industrial and transportation industries, has a complex go-to-market strategy deploying sales resources throughout multiple levels of direct and indirect sales channels.

A global technology manufacturer needed additional partner support to reinforce channel supply sales efforts and drive OEM supplies growth via a highly skilled, highly trained sales force.

A global provider of business collaboration and communication solutions faced challenges driving consistent revenue growth through its SME channel partners.

Our client, a leading automotive OEM, recognized the benefit of partnering with a sales execution partner with significant automotive expertise to turn the tide and regain market share.

We’ve gathered the latest trends regarding domestic outsourcing to provide you a clear picture of where outsourcing is headed in 2017 and beyond.

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