Offshoring definition

Offshoring means the electronic or hard copy transmission, accessing, viewing, capturing images, storage, or processing of pro- tected personal information outside the United States.

Offshoring in the context of outsourcing means outsourcing activities beyond national borders; and

Offshoring means performing obligations of this Agreement through the use of entities and personnel outside of the territorial limits of the United States, whether those entities or personnel are employees of B. Riley or its subsidiaries, or third parties.

Examples of Offshoring in a sentence

• E1.9 In accordance with the DWP Offshoring Policy and while not in any way limiting any other provision of this Contract, the Contractor, or any of its sub-contractors, shall not process, host at or access Authority Data from premises outside the United Kingdom without the prior written consent of the Authority, and where the Authority gives consent, the Contractor shall comply with any reasonable instructions notified to it by the Authority in relation to the Authority Data in question.

• E1.9 In accordance with the DWP Offshoring Policy and while not in any way limiting any other provision of this Contract, the Contractor, or any of its Sub-contractors, shall not process, host at or access Authority Data from premises outside the United Kingdom without the prior written consent of the Authority, and where the Authority gives consent, the Contractor shall comply with any reasonable instructions notified to it by the Authority in relation to the Authority Data in question.

• E1.9 In accordance with the DWP Off-shoring Policy and while not in any way limiting any other provision of this Contract, the Contractor and any of its Sub-contractors, shall not process, host at or access Authority Data from premises outside the United Kingdom without the prior written consent of the Authority, and where the Authority gives consent, the Contractor shall comply with any reasonable instructions notified to it by the Authority in relation to the Authority Data in question.

• Please confirm whether you and/or your sub-contractors are proposing to use Offshoring or Landed resources in the delivery of this Contract.

• Off-shoring then implies that local network participation might be weakened because they receive less attention.If this was true, we would expect a negative coefficient for the interaction term of the share of off-shored innovation activities and the number of different types of local collaboration partners in innovation.

More Definitions of Offshoring

Offshoring of work performed under this agreement is prohibited.

Offshoring means outsourcing by a banking institution or microfinance banking institution of a business activity or function to a third-party service provider, who conducts the outsourced activity or function, outside Namibia.

Offshoring means the outsourcing by a banking institution of a material business activity or function to a third-party service provider who conducts the outsourced activity or function outside the borders of Namibia. All references to cloud computing arrangements include offshoring arrangements;

Offshoring means performing obligations of this agreement through the use of entities and personnel outside of the territorial limits of the United States, whether those entities or personnel are employees of Lexitel, its subsidiaries, or third parties.

Offshoring means any arrangement where data handling services or an element of services are performed outside the UK, as well as the more traditional offshore outsourcing arrangements (where whole business functions are carried out outside the UK).

Offshoring means any location that is not one of the fifty United States, the District of Columbia, or one of the United States Territories (American Samoa, Guam, Northern Marianas, Puerto Rico, and Virgin Islands). This may include either American-owned companies with certain portions of their operations performed outside of the United States or foreign-owned companies with their operations performed outside of the United States. For purposes of clarity, services will be considered “offshore” if performed by an American-owned company that performs the services outside of the United States. It is considered “offshoring” if services will be performed by workers located in offshore countries, regardless of whether the workers are employees of American or foreign companies.

Offshoring means that business processes are moved to another jurisdiction, either through the firm’s own foreign subsidiary or to an unrelated firm through a contract agreement (outsourcing). Multinationals have substantial intra-group transactions in goods and services that cross the borders of national economies: the valuation of these transactions is known as transfer pricing and has a direct impact on the allocation of value added and GDP to countries. Corporate inversion relates to the practice of optimizing the location of global firms’ profits by selecting the location of their headquarters and the location of their mobile capital assets (Avdjiev et al., 2018).