Outsourcing de software: Variables críticas en el proceso de toma de decisiones

Miguel A. Palomo; José L. Cantú

doi:10.29105/rinn6.12-7

Authors

Miguel A. Palomo Autonomous University of Nuevo León
José L. Cantú Autonomous University of Nuevo León

DOI:

https://doi.org/10.29105/rinn6.12-7

Keywords:

Information Technology, Outsourcing, Process, SMSE, Software

Abstract

The Software Outsourcing has become a solution for organizations or businesses, due to various reasons or variables that range from reducing costs to keep their technology updated. Outsourcing is defined as business processes that are performed by an organization (Supplier) establishes a contractual relationship (Costumer-Supplier) and is given the responsibility for execution of business processes to the supplier. Based on the significant investment in imports generated by companies in Mexico, it was performed a literature review to identify the key variables that, in principle, influence the decision to turn to Software Outsourcing and, at the end, we propose a Software Outsourcing Model.

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