Chapter 1 The Outsourcing Pivot: Advances and Challenges.- Part I Governing Traditional Outsourcing Services.- Chapter 2 The Governing Mechanisms of Successful Multisourcing Projects.- Chapter 3 What The Guardian Does in Multisourcing Projects.- Chapter 4 IT Multi-sourcing and Opportunistic Behaviour in Conditions of Uncertainty.- Chapter 5 Conflict Resolution in Business Services Outsourcing.- Part II Advancing Sourcing Performance.- Chapter 6 Managing Tensions in Globally Distributed Work.- Chapter 7 On Dissatisfaction with Offshore-Outsourcing: Is Backsourcing the Right Response?.- Chapter 8 Status Differentials and Framing in the Implementation of Task Migration Strategies.- Part III Shifting from Traditional Sourcing to Digital Services.- Chapter 9 The Evolution of Intelligent Automation as a Sourcing Option.- Chapter 10 Formal and Relational Governance of Artificial Intelligence Outsourcing.- Chapter 11 Internet-based Sourcing Cloud and Crowdsourcing as Delivery Models.- Chapter 12 A Process Perspective on Emerging Value in Tournament-based and Collaborative Crowdsourcing.- Chapter 13 Digitalized Flexible Organisations: Toward the Future Sourcing of Work.- Chapter 14 Emerging Sourcing Challenges: Innovation, Net Zero and Digital Transformation.
Leslie Willcocks is Professor Emeritus at the London School of Economics and Political Science, Associate Fellow of Green Templeton College, Oxford (UK), and co-editor of the Journal of Information Technology and JIT Teaching Cases. He has an international reputation for his work on automation and the future of work; ITO/BPO outsourcing; cloud computing; digital business; strategy; automation; IT and innovation; organisational change; and global business management. He has published 75 books, and over 200 refereed papers in journals such as Harvard Business Review, California Management Review, Sloan Management Review, and Journal of Management Studies. He regularly presents at academic and practitioner conferences, and advises corporations and government agencies internationally.
Ilan Oshri is Professor of Information Systems and the Director of the Centre of Digital Enterprise at the University of Auckland Business School, New Zealand. His research interests revolve around sourcing, digital transformation, digital sustainability and emerging technologies. He conducted research and advisory with global firms such as IBM, Tata Consultancy Services, Boston Consulting Group, KPMG, Accenture and many others. His work was published in leading international journals. He has published 22 books and dozens of industry reports and teaching cases on global sourcing, digital transformation, and emerging technologies.
Julia Kotlarsky is a Professor of Information Systems at the University of Auckland Business School, New Zealand. Her research interests revolve around technology sourcing and innovation, digital transformation, digital sustainability and interface between Artificial Intelligence and humans. Her work is published in leading academic journals and books. Her publications are based on research conducted in companies such as IBM, Tata Consultancy Services, SAP, Infosys, Cognizant, Pactera and many others.
