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Introduction,T function, the IT landscape is becoming increasingly varied, with a wide range of outsourcing arrangements. Important aspects that affect outsourcing arrangements include relationship models, contract management, off-shoring, and success/failure scenarios. Since these aspects have a significant eff

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Preliminary Research,lient will affect the behaviour of the provider, and therefore these changes are also relevant for the provider and the sourcing capabilities that they have to deliver. For this reason we conducted a preliminary exploratory research into client-provider relationships investigating relevant client de

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Case Study: Domestic Provider,xt of the case study, and giving more background information about the provider under study. Following this we introduce a client case. This client case has been studied over a period of time and a number of critical episodes have been derived. These are described in the subsequent paragraphs. Based