Explaining Variations in Client Extra Costs Between Software Projects Offshored to India

By Jens Dibbern, Jessica K. Winkler, Armin Heinzl. MIS Q., 2008

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Subfields: Management Information Systems, Strategy and Management

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Innovating or Doing as Told? Status Differences and Overlapping Boundaries in Offshore Collaboration (2008, background): “In offshoring, however, onshore clients may have more relevant technical expertise pertaining to their industry and systems than the vendor (Dibbern et al. 2008).”
The influence of task- and location-specific complexity on the control and coordination costs in global outsourcing relationships (2013, background): “A frequent contributor to these disappointing outcomes is underestimating the resources needed to manage the relationship with the service provider adequately (Aron and Singh, 2005; Dibbern et al., 2008; Overby, 2003).”
Supply chain disruption propagation: a systemic risk and normal accident theory perspective (2018, background): “Any discrepancies were discussed and resolved by all of the researchers through consensus (Holsti 1969; Dibbern, Winkler, and Heinzl 2008).”
A review of the IT outsourcing literature: Insights for practice (2009, background): “The transaction costs of offshore outsourcing are considerably higher than domestic outsourcing (Dibbern et al., 2008; Lac-ity and Rottman, 2008).”
Guest editorial: qualitative studies in information systems: a critical review and some guiding principles (2013, methodology): “[Exemplars: Dibbern et al. 2008; Mähring et al. 2008; Oborn et al. 2011] It may be advisable not to use multiple theories in bits and pieces without a clear justification.”
A review of the IT outsourcing empirical literature and future research directions (2010, background): “Trust : The confidence in the other party’s benevo-lence (e.g., Dibbern et al ., 2008).”