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When to Outsource AR Functions—And When Not To
Article on Accounts Receivable • posted 01/15/12
Accounts Receivable functions are often considered for outsourcing--both to cut costs and to gain access to cutting-edge automation that can enhance competitiveness. The decision, however, is one that needs to be examined very closely. The promised cost savings don't always materialize fully and there are risks inherent in any outsourcing step. AR pros need to ask themselves a series of questions in deciding whether outsourcing will pay off, and which AR functions to outsource, if any.
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