Which of the following is not an improvement-driven reason to outsource?
A) Improve risk management.
B) Increase commitment in a noncore area.
C) Shorten cycle time.
D) Improve quality and productivity.
E) Obtain expertise, skills, and technologies that are otherwise not available.

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Increasing commitment in a noncore area is not an improvement-driven reason to outsource. The other options (A, C, D, and E) all involve improving or enhancing certain aspects of the business through outsourcing.

Which of the Following Is Not an Improvement-Driven Reason to Outsource