outsource

IPA: aʊtsˈɔrs

(chiefly US, business, management) To transfer the management and/or day-to-day execution of a business function to a third-party service provider.

Examples of "outsource" in Sentences

You may well outsource the decision.
The content is illogical and outsourced.
Majority of developers outsource a portion of the work.
In 1993, IMSI began to outsource the development of TurboCAD.
The university will outsource all operations to the consultancy.
The City Council voted to outsource commercial collection in 2011.
The Posse has the ability to outsource their emotions to each other.
Through the first phase, we assess the nature of the process to outsource.
It also began to outsource much of the training provided at the other sites.
Brisbane City Council plans to outsource 50 information technology jobs to Asia to save wages.