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nearshore
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nearshore [′nir‚shȯr]
(oceanography)
An indefinite zone which extends from the shoreline seaward to a point beyond the breaker zone.


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Certain call center outsourcing trends that one can look out for in the year 2009 are: Nearshoring or nearshore outsourcing: Businesses would be more disposed to partner with call centers in Eastern Europe to reap the advantages of proximity and low cost.
Nearshoring/Offshoring Nearshoring and offshoring continue to be viable strategies for clients and tools for BPO firms to meet their needs because these locations are still one-third to half less expensive and, when managed right, offer more satisfactory service than onshore sites.
If you're outsourcing domestically or nearshoring, you're focusing on hiring expertise.
 
 
 
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