Name: Next-Gen Delivery Models. How 7 New Operating Structures Are Replacing Traditional Outsourcing (en Inglés)
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Author: Stephan S. Sunn
ISBN: 9798195273712

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Next-Gen Delivery Models. How 7 New Operating Structures Are Replacing Traditional Outsourcing (en Inglés)

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Libro Físico

Editorial

Independently published

Autor

Stephan S. Sunn

Año

2026

Idioma

Inglés

N° páginas

Encuadernación

Tapa Blanda

Dimensiones

22.90 x 15.20 x 0.20 cm

ISBN13

9798195273712

Next-Gen Delivery Models. How 7 New Operating Structures Are Replacing Traditional Outsourcing (en Inglés)

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Reseña del libro "Next-Gen Delivery Models. How 7 New Operating Structures Are Replacing Traditional Outsourcing (en Inglés)"

The core argument of this book is that the traditional model of paying for offshore headcount or hourly work is not just inefficient-it is structurally obsolete. The book opens with the concept of the "burning platform," a crisis most leaders avoid discussing: labor-centric outsourcing hides massive costs through rework, coordination friction, and lost institutional knowledge. It argues that convenience and control were always illusions, and today's dynamic, AI-driven workflows have shattered them entirely. The unique starting point is a Labor Dependency Audit, forcing organizations to see exactly where humans are used only because they are available, not because judgment is required.

The book then details seven new delivery models, each moving beyond people-counting. Standout models include Agentic AI Outsourcing (systems that actually do work-processing refunds, balancing books-not just assisting), Outcome-Based Outsourcing (OBO), where vendors only get paid if client performance improves, and Platform-as-a-Service (buying a business function's operating system, not a service). Importantly, the book doesn't just hype technology; it provides specific contract language, risk assessments for nearshore vs. offshore geopolitics, and governance structures like model governance boards. The unique insight is that portability and resilience-being able to switch vendors or move work back in-house-matter more than cost-per-head.

For students and young professionals, this book is a career roadmap. It makes clear that transactional, repetitive work is vanishing, while judgment, exception handling, and AI oversight are skyrocketing in value. The key takeaway is not fear of automation, but a shift in identity: from "processor" to "supervisor of AI systems." As the book warns, top talent is already leaving firms stuck in old models. Understanding these seven models gives you the language to lead transformation, negotiate smarter contracts, and position yourself as indispensable in an outcome-driven, AI-powered global economy.