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Should
legislation be adopted to force the executive branch to enforce trade
agreements with China for general failure to adopt a system of enforcement
of intellectual property rights?
Should
there be any due diligence after the contract negotiation that might result
in a change in the business terms? Should
customer-serving consultants be prohibited from taking money from service
providers for marketing support services?
Should
either party ever have the unilateral right to change important elements of
an outsourcing agreement? Should
the U.S. adhere to the European convention on cyber-crime?
Does Lenovo's acquisition of IBM's Personal Computer Division (and the
ensuing joint venture in which IBM provides extensive business support to Lenovo
as a Chinese-government controlled business) threaten the national security
interests of the United States?
Should international outsourcing be regulated
by the countries where outsourced services are consumed? Should the U.S. or European Union demand WTO trade
sanctions against China for export-subsidy based on the fixed Chinese
currency exchange rate?
Should
Congress restrict the flow of service transactions to foreign countries to
prevent the exporting of American jobs?
Does
your company hire any third party to manage any business
process that you have patented or that you treat as a
trade secret? Do
you care whether your tax preparer tells you who is
actually preparing your tax returns ?
Do
you pay transaction charges for your service
provider's management of travel expenses?
Do
you intend to change your business process based upon
the Can-Spam Act of 2003? Do
you prefer arbitration as a dispute resolution mechanism
in outsourcing? A
blackout as an excuse for non-performance of its agreed
scope of work? Should
contract manufacturers be asked to design the
end-provider as well as perform the manufacturing?
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