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The aim of the article is to show new trends in the development of IT outsourcing (ITO) and indicate possible directions of the development of the branch. The methods used in the study are: desk research, analysis and synthesis, case study novelties in the ITO branch. Outsourcing as a concept of business management focused on slimming organization appeared at the end of the twentieth century and is currently undergoing intensive development. The value of the outsourcing market, especially IT outsourcing is increasing. The number of companies using this form of service, as well as the number of companies - service providers - are growing rapidly. Both theoreticians and practitioners are seeking management methods and techniques for improving this form of service. What adds to the news of ITO are: the use of cloud computing, automation and robotics, the use of artificial intelligence, crowdsourcing, reverse outsourcing, new forms of employment, new professions and next countries - the ITO service provider. Directions of development of the branch are related to social, organizational and technology areas, and focus on these news of ITO. In the social area one should note a growing importance of Asian countries and Central and Eastern Europe countries, including Poland as a country with great potential to provide IT outsourcing.

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The article focuses on new directions of development of IT outsourcing.

Perspectives

The prospects for the development of IT outsourcing are constantly changing as the technical, technological, social, economic component changes. Therefore, considerations about the prospects for the development of ITO should be constantly repeated.

PhD., D. SC. Jolanta Słoniec
Politechnika Lubelska

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This page is a summary of: NEWS IN THE IT OUTSOURCING AND TRENDS IN ITS DEVELOPMENT, Journal of Positive Management, May 2017, Uniwersytet Mikolaja Kopernika/Nicolaus Copernicus University,
DOI: 10.12775/jpm.2016.19.
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