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It’s perfectly understandable why so many high-level business executives fear to send some of their operations to offshore locations. In their minds, working with a foreign, third-party company exposes their business to more risks and heightened vulnerabilities that they wouldn’t have to deal with if they are working strictly within the borders of their business’ area of operation.

We cannot deny that outsourcing is a divisive topic, and offshore outsourcing elevates that tendency for disagreements all the more. For many business owners who are new to outsourcing, especially to offshore locations, the fact that it’s the foreigners who will do a job for them makes them uncomfortable.

Offshore transcription services are among the most intensely-debated, with data privacy and security issues at the forefront of the arguments against this strategy.

But we also know that sometimes, the fear of the unknown is all there is that prevents us from trying out new things, whether that be in our personal or professional lives. In the case of offshore transcription services, and offshore outsourcing in general, so many business owners are dissuaded from even considering these options due to rumors and outsourcing horror stories heard through the grapevine, but without any solid shred of evidence

https://www.magellan-solutions.com/blog/outsource-offshore-transcription-services/

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