Outsourcing is the provision of services tangential to a company’s core business by an entity whose core business is the provision of such services. The outsourcing of water treatment chemicals usually involves a combination of the following services:

  • Facility and systems evaluations

  • Engineering and design

  • Installation

  • Capital equipment

  • Financing

  • Management

  • Operations and maintenance

  • Training

  • Effective communication

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      Reporting

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      Record keeping

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      Organization and distribution

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      Coordination of all facets of the water treatment program

Subject
Organizations, Materials, Objectives, Materials performance, Consultants, Personnel, Mechanical failure, Equipment, Operations management, Training, Risk reduction, Reinforcement, Water treatment facilities
Keywords:
Outsourcing, outsource, economics, water treatment chemicals, supplier, end user
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1998
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