A benefit for an organization that outsources its noncore positions is that ________.
A) the long-term employee expertise of the organization is retained
B) the organization's reputation in the eyes of the local citizens improves significantly
C) the loyalty of the remaining employees in the organization increases
D) the need to purchase and update computers and related equipment is eliminated

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Outsourcing noncore positions often means that the organization can rely on the vendor to provide and maintain the necessary technology and equipment, such as computers, thus eliminating the need for the organization to make these investments themselves.

A Benefit for an Organization That Outsources Its Noncore Positions