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The procurement of products or services from independent suppliers or company-owned subsidiaries located abroad for consumption in the home country or a third country
Global sourcing

also called global procurement or global purchasing or importing
The procurement of selected value-adding activities, including production of intermediate goods or finished products, from independent suppliers
Outsourcing
The outsourcing of business functions to independent suppliers, such as accounting, payroll, human resource functions, IT services, customer service, and technical support
Business process outsourcing (BPO)

BPO can be divided into two categories: back-office activities, which includes internal upstream business functions such as payroll and billing, and front-office activities, which includes downstream, customer-related services such as marketing or technical support
The pattern or geographical arrangement of locations where the firm carries out value-chain activities
Configuration of value chain adding activity
Sourcing from the firm's own production facilities located abroad
Captive sourcing
An arrangement in which the focal firm contracts with an independent supplier to manufacture products according to well-defined specifications
Contract manufacturing
The relocation of a business process or entire manufacturing facility to a foreign country
Off-shoring
The firm's integrated network of sourcing, production, and distribution, organized on a worldwide scale and located in a countries where competitive advantage can be maximized
Global supply chain
the large gap between advanced economies and emerging economies
labor arbitrage
suggests that a firm can achieve gains in efficiency, productivity, quality, and revenues much more effectively by leveraging offshore talent
transformational outsourcing

This is the strategic view of global sourcing