He outsources some of his social media habits to staffers.
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Apple outsources its Chinese iCloud services to a local company.
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Rather, the federal government outsources plan design to insurance companies.
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The government effectively outsources the investigations to the companies themselves.
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It outsources the task to accreditors, nonprofit membership groups of colleges.
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Today, Walmart outsources the majority of its production around the world.
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Khmerload produces its own content, and also outsources content from local newspapers.
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Bottoming outsources the physical responsibility of desiring to something or someone else.
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"I don't understand why the Academy outsources its nominations," Brody told me.
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Its owner outsources the work of actually posting its content to the Philippines.
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Apple outsources because it maximizes profit, but that is not the only reason.
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In his latest travel special, Conan O'Brien "outsources" his show in Mexico City.
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The employees in question belong to Apple suppliers and companies Apple outsources work to.
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For example Apple actually outsources their question and answering on Siri to Wolfram Alpha.
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It flies the latest generation of airplanes and outsources some of its flight crew.
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Lawmakers say they're reviewing a decades-long program that outsources certification tasks to manufacturers.
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Seamless/Grubhub, which often outsources delivery to restaurant staff, doesn't always offer this feature.
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Ms. Cochrane herself outsources this sort of employee-related administrative task to a specialist now.
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Facebook outsources moderation to companies that hire the thousands of workers who enforce the rules.
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So the government outsources its addiction problem to a vast network of private centers for treatment.
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The bottom line: Facebook outsources these decisions so that it doesn't have to make them itself.
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Alternative's chapel is small — just 22.6,400 square feet — and it outsources the hearse and cremation processes.
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Even when such cost-cutting is not the top reason a company outsources, workers usually suffer.
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Forbes reports she has fewer than 303 employees and outsources her manufacturing, packaging, sales and fulfillment.
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Business process outsourcing refers to instances where a company outsources non-essential operations to a third party.
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It's perhaps an especially useful message for a company that outsources so much to China and elsewhere.
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Like dozens of states and countless localities, Butler County outsources the long-distance transport of suspects and fugitives.
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It outsources its manufacturing, packaging, shipping, and fulfillment, and only employs seven full-time and five part-time employees.
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She outsources her production to an Oxnard, California-based manufacturer and sells it all through the online platform Shopify.
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The startup, which outsources much of its security to third-party firms, went to work, according to the exec.
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Her clothing line has come under fire for not monitoring the treatment of factory workers to which it outsources.
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PwC, meanwhile, issued a statement explaining that it "outsources its front-of-house/reception services to Portico," another company.
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While few U.S. employers are scrambling to launch their own apprenticeship programs — a big hassle — every employer outsources services.
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Federal Student Aid, the agency within the Education Department that oversees student loans, outsources loan servicing to private companies.
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We know that the Russian government itself frequently actually outsources some of their nasty business to criminals inside Russia.
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The troubled office space company is slashing its total work force as it sells businesses and outsources some jobs.
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Kylie Cosmetics outsources its manufacturing, packaging, shipping, and fulfillment, and only employs seven full-time and five part-time employees.
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Uber outsources some of its US customer support to overseas call centers, in addition to using some US-based services.
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Exo outsources the crickets to third party operators who grind them up and make the powder for the protein bars.
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Meanwhile, Chinese handset makers, including Coolpad and Oppo, to which Micromax outsources its manufacturing, were sharpening their focus on India.
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Even so, it will be a while before its devices (whose assembly it outsources to Foxconn) are made in India.
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The Associated Press reported last month that a family company outsources jobs to Mexico despite his tough talk on outsourcing.
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In many rural spaces, the government outsources security responsibilities to local warlords that often terrorize, instead of protect, local communities.
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Right now, Greyloft outsources its technology in India while it has a customer services team that is based in the Philippines.
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Because Umi Kitchen outsources its delivery to Postmates, the chefs are only required to cook — not package — the food before delivery.
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According to Blandino, the brand outsources the production of the products in massive shipments and simply couldn't keep up with demand.
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Currently Netflix outsources subtitle translation to third-party services, so it's hard to maintain an across-the-board standard of quality.
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In addition, VA also outsources compensation and pension medical examinations, the construction and maintenance of its facilities, and numerous IT functions.
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He said he did not expect U.S. tariffs on China, where TomTom outsources the manufacture of its hardware, to impact earnings.
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See also the video, in which Mr. Timberlake, in a Steve Jobs turtleneck, outsources his dance moves to a sleek robot.
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But unlike Mattel, Incyte outsources its factory work, allowing it to keep its work force small and its median pay high.
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This should concern Canadians, because Rogers, one of the largest telecom companies in the country, totally outsources its email systems to Yahoo.
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In contrast, rival Alibaba Group Holding Ltd outsources its logistics to third-party companies, though it owns stakes in many of them.
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In some markets, Amazon handles the delivery of groceries itself in green Amazon Fresh trucks or outsources it to local delivery companies.
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Uber outsources its background checks to a company called Checkr, which is nationally accredited by the National Association of Professional Background Screeners.
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Uber outsources its background checks to a company called Checkr, which is nationally accredited by the National Association of Professional Background Screeners.
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While Marx writes about how exploited labor underpins capitalism, Yuyang hands the labor of the creative process—outsources it—over to automation.
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O., headquartered in New York, effectively outsources organizational and financial formalities to the gallery with which the organization enters into a contract.
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How to file a claim for Chase trip delay reimbursementChase outsources claims management to a third-party company called Card Benefit Services.
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But the agency outsources the work of collecting payments on the loans, and the companies it works with have a troubled record.
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Even if you're a physician who outsources everything your practice needs except a medical expert, you still have a team to manage.
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Huawei outsources the production of most smartphones, but keeps about a tenth in-house to maintain the "touch and feel" of mass manufacturing.
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But America also outsources the job to regional allies, such as Kurdish rebels in Syria and secret paramilitary units made up of Afghans.
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The database relies on Amazon's Mechanical Turk, which outsources labor-intensive tasks such as labeling photos for a few cents to internet users.
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Stitch Fix, which sends personalized boxes of apparel -- or Fixes -- to its customers, outsources much of its technology infrastructure to Amazon Web Services.
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Google, after all, outsources a lot of its Pixel and other hardware to other device manufacturers — and, notably, doesn't make its own displays.
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To preserve techniques rapidly being undermined by mass production and globalized corporate fashion, she outsources her work to collectives in Brooklyn and India.
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SurveyMonkey, an online survey development company that outsources their snack and meal catering, offers employees two meals per day in addition to snacks.
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But instead of accepting the gossip plaguing the small seaside town, McKayla outsources: she finds a summer bird to form a real relationship with.
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While the online retailer has been building up its cargo hubs, it outsources the task of flying and maintaining the planes to cargo airlines.
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Today America too often outsources the material to manufacture its prestigious projects, like the San Francisco-Oakland Bay Bridge, in a quest for savings.
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The Education Department outsources the work of servicing those loans — sending monthly bills, collecting payments and dealing with borrowers' questions — to nine outside contractors.
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The restructured Apex will provide a "new multi-manager offering that outsources the majority of capital to best in class funds," the letter said.
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The investigation revealed that Facebook's U.K. moderation operation, which it outsources to a firm in Dublin, has a backlog of 7,000 daily complaints about posts.
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He's got a stable of fighters at his gym, but also outsources his talents to local MMA fighters who come in for stand up training.
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Nintendo, which currently outsources almost all of the console production to contract manufacturers in China, plans to make the partial shift to Vietnam this summer.
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The American worker should be allowed to compete for positions before a company outsources the jobs to a foreign worker with an H-1B visa.
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Nintendo, which currently outsources almost all of the console production to contract manufacturers in China, plans to make the partial shift to Vietnam this summer.
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Then the company outsources much of the actual post-by-post moderation to companies that enlist largely unskilled workers, many hired out of call centers.
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Facebook, which outsources the majority of its content moderation to over 2000,2150 third-party contractors, didn't always keep those employees on such a tight leash.
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It outsources data entry, computer hardware, customer service, information processing, award notifications and related personnel expenses to a private for-profit company called HY Processing.
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Like social-media companies, "Bandersnatch" outsources decision-making and curation to its customers and then apparently expects to be congratulated for its dereliction of duty.
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The OPM outsources "outreach coordinator" positions, the subject of the contracts, that are responsible for "campaign marketing, event and activity Support" and "charity education" for employees.
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Mr Putin outsources his terror to thugs like Mr Kadyrov, who ensures that Mr Putin routinely draws over 99% of the vote in elections in Chechnya.
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Binding is the only part of the process that Steidl outsources—sometimes to a fifth-generation bookbinder across the street from his factory, sometimes farther afield.
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Nintendo, which outsources almost all Switch console production to contract manufacturers in China, plans to make the partial shift to Vietnam this summer, the spokeswoman said.
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But in developing countries, where Warby outsources their charity services through an organization called VisionSpring, how are glasses really helping when the average job pays so little?
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Other privacy-first phone efforts that have stumbled include the Blackphone, and BlackBerry, once the premiere secure enterprise brand of choice, now outsources development of its phones.
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Red flag #12: When your CEO doesn't want any pictures of himself online and outsources an agency to scrub his history from the internet, he's hiding something.
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Much of the program has transitioned to what's known as managed care — in which the state outsources the administration of Medicaid benefits to a private health insurer.
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Desrues, with its more than 230 employees, researches and helps design all the buttons for Chanel clothing, although it outsources some of the production for capacity reasons.
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Like Apple with its iPhones, Google reportedly outsources manufacturing of the Pixel 3 to Foxconn, and both HTC and LG shared manufacturing duties on the Pixel 2 phones.
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Instead of directly determining whether colleges are good enough for federal funding, the government outsources that decision to private accreditors, which are governed and financed by colleges themselves.
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But one tell on how things are going will be how much the White House outsources the legislative process to Ryan and Capitol Hill the next time around.
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Donnelly's amendment would have blocked any company that outsources jobs abroad from getting tax breaks, a provision that would have had far-reaching implications for the global economy.
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The sportswear company currently outsources the majority of its production to China and other countries in Asia, where it manufactures around 300 million shoes yearly, mostly by hand.
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For luxury retailers like Coach, who has a global presence and outsources its material internationally, it's hard to foresee the exact consequences from a border tax without specific guidelines.
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Why it matters: Venezuela's state oil company, PDVSA, which has been the target of some sanctions, has many subsidiaries and outsources much of its business to third-party vendors.
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It's an entirely different thing when an overseas-based company hires large numbers of foreign workers, provides them with H1-B visas, and then outsources them to American companies.
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Folds recently participated as a guest photo editor for National Geographic's Your Shot program, a recurring, themed photo assignment that NatGeo outsources to their online community of picture takers.
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So rather than poring over varietals and vintages, she outsources the decision to her local wine store, asking it to send her a case of surprises every few months.
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Mr. Wyden and other critics have questioned whether the assessments — in which the F.T.C. essentially outsources much of its day-to-day oversight to companies like PricewaterhouseCoopers — are effective.
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Nintendo outsources a lot of its manufacturing to Chinese businesses, and in early February Nintendo told fans that the coronavirus would impact production and shipping for the Nintendo Switch.
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Warren outsources some fashion advice, then nixes it and says she's going with black pants, a black top and a jacket when she takes the stage next week in Detroit.
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The report published on Monday detailed the experiences of current and former employees who worked at professional services company Cognizant, a company they say Facebook outsources its moderating efforts to.
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So there's a way in which buying "natural" outsources agency to nature, and if you're buying things that are created by nature, it can't be your fault if they're bad.
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The European Union outsources much of its asylum policy to Turkey and Libya, for example, or to member states on its fringes; thousands of people languish in crowded camps in Greece.
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Although its HiSilicon unit designs some of its chips in-house, the company outsources their manufacturing to Taiwan Semiconductor Manufacturing Company, a giant chipmaker, which could be swayed by the Americans.
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You might well end up with the kind of person next door living alone in 10,000 square feet who outsources the distribution of Halloween candy to one of his 650 employees.
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As a matter of fact, Congress outsources a lot of economic planning — like environmental regulation — to the bureaucracy, because it knows it is not capable of handling such matters for itself.
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Zara outsources a small fraction of its designs — just 2 percent of the 20,000 designs it produces each year — and all are sent through multiple reviews before being offered for sale.
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It was the kind of unvarnished criticism that Fox News usually outsources to liberal guests — and Ms. Williams, who is African-American, said that her words had come with a price.
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"You don't want to have a premium pretzel product paired with a bad cheese," Miller said, who outsources the sauce, which he wants to be as natural as his own products.
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The startup currently outsources production to state-owned automaker Anhui Jianghuai Automobile Group, or JAC, and it will continue to for the foreseeable future after abandoning plans for a factory outside Shanghai.
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Shares of Alcoa, a major producer of both alumina and aluminum, rose more than 9 percent in early U.S. trading, while Century Aluminium, which outsources alumina production, initially fell by 17 percent.
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He's argued that the visa program actually outsources American jobs as opposed to creating them, which is what every academic study -- including this one from the Journal of Labor Economics -- says is reality.
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For one thing, the fact that the tech industry notoriously outsources (or subcontracts) nearly every lower- and middle-income job to another firm (all in the name of cost-cutting) needs to be reexamined.
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San Diego-based Qualcomm primarily outsources the manufacturing of its chips which are used for the delivery of broadband and data, a business that would significantly benefit from the rollout of 5G wireless technology.
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Computers are evolving, and the next generation of machines could look like the human brain in which a central stem controls the nervous system and outsources tasks to the surrounding cortices, NYT's Cade Metz reports.
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This strategy essentially outsources R&D and innovation to small brands that can afford to take risks; test new products in the market; and design interesting ideas for distribution, packaging and the overall brand experience.
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But Republicans are seizing on a recent report that Donnelly owned stock in a family company that outsources jobs to Mexico, even as he publicly criticized other companies for sending jobs out of the country.
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But Republicans are seizing on a recent report that Donnelly owned stock in a family company that outsources jobs to Mexico, even as he publicly criticized other companies for sending jobs out of the country.
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While most established hedge funds keep their trading systems at close quarters, Piquant Technologies outsources all its IT to third parties via the cloud, where multiple computing resources are shared by multiple and often unrelated users.
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Uber outsources background checks to a company called Checkr, which looks at local, county and federal databases for signs of past trouble (including sending someone to check files at county courthouses if those records aren't online).
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" U.S. Senator Sherrod Brown, an Ohio Democrat, said corporations moving jobs out of the United States only to profit by shipping products back "is why people are so upset with corporate America that outsources so often.
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These revelations don't seem to make much of a difference to a majority of shoppers, likely because they have few other affordable options and the fashion industry at large outsources clothing production to keep prices low.
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Instead, he outsources his analysis to the Robb-Silberman Commission, a bipartisan group empaneled by Bush in 2004 to figure out what went wrong in the intelligence community's assessment of Iraq's biological, chemical, and nuclear weapons capabilities.
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Yet the Parliamentary ISC concluded the only "decisive" possibility for preventing the attack required the internet company to have proactively identified and reported the threat — a suggestion that effectively outsources responsibility for counterterrorism to the commercial sector.
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The company currently outsources some of its customer service and sales calls to centers in lower-cost regions of the United States, and it is proposing rule changes that would allow it to do more of this.
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"They should be downsizing the Express network, not expanding it," said Jindel, who is advocating for FedEx to merge Express with its more efficient North American Ground operation that outsources delivery to a network of independent providers.
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" Olivia Landau, co-founder and CEO of The Clear Cut, tells Make It that she outsources accounting-related tasks: "While DIY is all the rage at the moment, I would not suggest it for dealing with the IRS.
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This feature will generate revenue, though Google outsources the actual work to a network of printing partners across the U.S. It joins an existing feature that lets users turn photos into photo books in just a few steps.
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The latter part is where Foxconn's interest almost certainly lies, particularly since Sharp is a top producer of display panels, which happens to be one area where Foxconn (also known as Hon Hai Precision) outsources parts from third-parties.
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Similar to when he was in California, he still outsources to contractors outside the U.S., but being in Indonesia has an added benefit: He's now on a similar timezone with many of his developers in Asian countries, he said.
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Fans have revisited this song in the light of the accusations—Lorenzo has been known to ghostwrite many bassline house tracks, so some electronic music fans saw this incident as the final proof that Wants outsources her productions to uncredited musicians.
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"Now, I know what you're all thinking: when a man outsources his child care, nobody bats an eyelid — and here we are laughing at a single mom who made it and just wants to lean in," Noor wrote at the Guardian.
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His comments were echoed by Guatemala's Interior Minister Enrique Degenhart, who told Reuters he had analyzed whether Mexicans could be included in the program, which is similar to the "safe third country" arrangement in Europe that outsources asylum to Turkey.
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LONDON (Reuters) - Britain needs to allow more time for firms to take on 8,500 workers whose jobs are threatened by the demise of Carillion, unions said on Wednesday, as Prime Minister Theresa May faced criticism for the way the government outsources public services.
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Inside Facebook Decisions on Subscriptions, Content Policing ($) This is basically two (good!) Reed Albergotti stories about Facebook stacked on top of one another — one about the notion of an ad-free Facebook subsidized by users, and one about why Facebook outsources content moderation.
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The delay to remove the video, which CNN reported was 32 hours, was attributable to the fact that Facebook outsources its fact-checking process to a network of third-party fact-checking partners, and they needed time to inspect the video themselves.
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Gillespie's strategy has been to build a kind of Frankenstein's monster of a campaign, in which he outsources the dirty work to ads and mailers while personally playing the role of a safe alternative to Trump in debates and other public appearances.
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It all seems understandable, but then I'm reminded of Donald Trump, a billionaire whose businesses have on more than one occasion gone bankrupt, who stiffed contractors, who outsources the making of many of his products and who brags about not paying federal income taxes.
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President Trump said Apple promised to build "three big plants, beautiful plants" in the United States during an interview with the Wall Street Journal Tuesday — a move that would be entirely unheard-of for Apple, as it outsources nearly all of its manufacturing abroad.
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It's a cool idea to tie the device's security state to its physical state, though it does seem to have led to Sirin, which outsources manufacturing to Foxconn, to design a relatively chunky phone (it's 9.3mm thick in a world full of sub-8mm smartphone slabs).
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Trump outsources his diplomatic mission to Pence President Donald Trump has been vocal this week about his communications with Turkey's President Recep Tayyip Erdogan, including releasing a letter he sent to the Turkish leader in which Trump warned him not to be a "fool" over fighting in northern Syria.
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Dollar Shave Club doesn't make the reasonably unremarkable blades (it outsources the logistics to a third party in Kentucky), it doesn't make money and, while we love to think of it as disruptive, I'm not totally sure what's remotely new about the model of selling direct or regularly.
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The simplest explanation for why a president who happily outsources his domestic policy to Paul Ryan and his judicial nominations to the Federalist Society insists on freelancing around Russia is that there is a genuine meeting of the minds between Trump and Putin across a broad range of issues.
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Smith (who often appears as a counter-terrorism pundit on Fox News and is quoted frequently in media reports about ISIS) has the connections, GSG has the information—sounds like a convenient partnership for a small defense consulting firm like Kronos, since it outsources the actual intelligence-gathering to volunteers.
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This underground network consisted of dozens of employees of direct Apple suppliers and other firms Apple outsources work to, and the group gathered users' names, phone numbers, Apple IDs, and other data and then sold it piecemeal for between 10 ($1.47) and 80 yuan ($11.78) per data point, for a total of 50 million yuan ($7.36 million).
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Hypothetically, if someone made a fictitious film about a company that designs its products to become obsolete, doesn't let you fix your own phone, and outsources its phone manufacturing to a company in China that uses underpaid and exploitative child labor, would Apple allow iPhones to be used by the CEO of that company, in the movie?
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But if agencies have built trust with a client, if a client feels that this agency is the best person, or maybe I'm getting a bunch of stuff done by an agency, so they're helping me with my branding, my website and my ad spend, then that agency outsources the branding or the website design to someone like 99designs, the client's happy. Right?
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Shaman Furs, a one-man operation run out of a 900-square-foot trailer that doubles as atelier and apartment, specializes in hats, vests, earrings and pencil skirts made from sea otter and sealskin, pelts that Mr. Williams harvests, designs and sews himself (the only part of the process he outsources is the tanning) in an elaborate combination of traditional ritual and modern basics.
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Dirty Grandpa Plot: Zac Efron is visited by the Ghost of Efron Future Gods of Egypt Plot: Egypt outsources all of its God jobs to the Scottish Hillary's America: The Secret History of the Democratic Party Plot: Honestly, we are not touching this one Independence Day: Resurgence Plot: Members of the original cast search for Will Smith Zoolander No. 2 Plot: Celebrities are dying, and like, the Fountain of Youth is real?
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But there's a plausible argument that even with its broader influence reduced, religious conservatism should still wield more power than it does in Republican politics — that it outsources too much policy thinking to other factions, that it goes along with legislation written for business interests so long as the promised judicial appointments are dangled at the end, and that it generally acts like a junior partner even though it delivers far more votes.
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It Looks for Technologies That Push the World Forward True, every VC will tell you that his or her investments have the potential to be world changing, but Social Capital seems to take this mission more seriously than many, with bets like NeuroTrack, which says its technology can predict the onset of Alzheimer's disease three to six years before symptoms occur, and Premise, a company that outsources economic data in order to provide customers like the World Bank with important information like how much food aid is reaching its intended destination.
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