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Outsourcing Transactions: A Practical Guide

Eds. C. Ian Kyer and John Beardwood, Canada Law Book
2008


Edited by: C. Ian Kyer and John P. Beardwood
Contributors: Andrew Alleyne, Allistair Booth, Paul Casuccio, John Chang (PwC), Koker Christensen, Robert Elliott, Anca Enica, Daniel Estoesa (PwC), Stéphane Gilker, Ruth Hickling, Anita Huntley, Jolanta Kaminskatie (Baltic Law Offices), Jason Kee, Tracy Ko, Balázs Kökény (CMC Cameron McKenna LLP), Roger Loosley, Robert McDowell, Tyrone Medley, Lorene Novakowski, Andrew Nunes, Miroslav Ognyanov (Dimitrov, Petrov & Co.), Robert Paydon, Aayaz Pira (PwC), Stuart Richards, Philip Smitka, Gabriel M.A. Stern, Sean Stevens, Bruce Tattrie, Charles Todd.

The Technology and Intellectual Property Group present the most comprehensive resource available on the field of outsourcing: Outsourcing Transactions: A Practical Guide

I.T. outsourcing is a $6 billion industry, but the challenges of outsourcing extend well beyond I.T. This guide analyzes all the critical issues, highlights decision-making factors, and demonstrates how to develop successful outsourcing relationships.

Developed with the assistance of our tax, labour, pension, banking, and M&A groups from across Canada, this publication is Canada's first comprehensive legal loose-leaf service on outsourcing. With advice from experts in a range of fields, Outsourcing Transactions: A Practical Guide provides you with guidance on all aspects of planning, negotiation, documentation and implementation of outsourcing agreements.

By being aware of the challenges and complexities of outsourcing, you can maximize benefits and develop successful outsourcing relationships. The key is understanding the situation from all perspectives. Through this guide, you can benefit from the wealth of knowledge and experience of the Fasken Martineau team. Some of the issues featured:

  • Deciding if outsourcing is the right decision
  • The RFP process
  • Pricing and payment
  • Benchmarking and its alternatives
  • Implementation, governance and administration
  • Exit strategies
  • Issues in Quebec, cross-border transactions and offshore outsourcing