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EP213: Outsourcing For Ecommerce Technology Projects: Deciding When You Need External Resource

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We've worked on more than 100 projects between us and have seen all sorts of resource models for technology implementation, from fully in-house to most roles being outsourced to external specialists.

There isn't a one-size fits all solution to resourcing migration projects. In this podcast, we explore the value outsourcing can add to your project, and discuss when it's appropriate.

Don't worry, this isn't a sales pitch. As experienced consultants, we both know there are projects that don't need contractor or consultant support and can be run using a lean project team. However, it's important to know how when and why you might need to invest in external support to compliment your internal team.

In this episode we explore:

  • When you don't need to invest in external resource
  • What roles outsourcing can satisfy & when they're needed
  • The role of contractors: what skills do ecommerce teams typically lack in-house?
  • Specific skills like integrations and storefront setup > being able to scrutinise agency recommendations on a tech level
  • Design and content for launch
  • Technical Discovery phase
  • How do you control a blended model with internal and external roles?

  continue reading

264 episodes

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Manage episode 391986441 series 2581854
Content provided by Paul Rogers and James Gurd, Paul Rogers, and James Gurd. All podcast content including episodes, graphics, and podcast descriptions are uploaded and provided directly by Paul Rogers and James Gurd, Paul Rogers, and James Gurd or their podcast platform partner. If you believe someone is using your copyrighted work without your permission, you can follow the process outlined here https://player.fm/legal.

We've worked on more than 100 projects between us and have seen all sorts of resource models for technology implementation, from fully in-house to most roles being outsourced to external specialists.

There isn't a one-size fits all solution to resourcing migration projects. In this podcast, we explore the value outsourcing can add to your project, and discuss when it's appropriate.

Don't worry, this isn't a sales pitch. As experienced consultants, we both know there are projects that don't need contractor or consultant support and can be run using a lean project team. However, it's important to know how when and why you might need to invest in external support to compliment your internal team.

In this episode we explore:

  • When you don't need to invest in external resource
  • What roles outsourcing can satisfy & when they're needed
  • The role of contractors: what skills do ecommerce teams typically lack in-house?
  • Specific skills like integrations and storefront setup > being able to scrutinise agency recommendations on a tech level
  • Design and content for launch
  • Technical Discovery phase
  • How do you control a blended model with internal and external roles?

  continue reading

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