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sourcing

[′sȯrs·iŋ]

(electronics)

Redesign or the modification of existing equipment to eliminate a source of radio-frequency interference.

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B2B media company Global Sources (Nasdaq-NMS:GSOL) today announced that representatives from three international buying companies, with combined annual sales of USD37bn, are scheduled to meet 24 pre-screened Global Sources suppliers at two Private Sourcing events being held in New Delhi, India.

Private Sourcing events to bring buyers to India

Finally, to the location from which tangible personal property was shipped, if none of the previous sourcing rules apply (including instances in which the seller is without sufficient information to apply the previous rules).

Will the push for origin-based sourcing derail SST?

(In this article, strategic sourcing refers to the May 2005 enterprise-wide strategic approach to procurement explained below.

Strategic sourcing: insights from early Marine Corps commodity teams

Aberdeen defines strategic sourcing as the process of identifying, evaluating, negotiating, and configuring the optimal mix of products, suppliers, and services to support supply chain and other business objectives at the lowest total cost.

Mid-market awakens to strategic sourcing need: continued pressure to reduce costs and improve spending visibility and control are fueling a strategic sourcing revolution among mid-size enterprises

When choosing a part or sub-assembly to be manufactured in China, concentrate on labor-intensive, items, then weight these direct cost savings against the additional costs of Asian sourcing.

The true costs of sourcing from China: China isn't spelled 'cheaper,' especially when it comes to raw materials. But lower labor and overhead costs often make the decision worthwhile, though there are still a myriad of issues to understand and consider

It also includes sourcing reports from mainland China with analyses of supplier output capacities, QC controls and pricing strategies and updates on the latest supply trends and product developments in Asia, including Hong Kong, Taiwan, Japan, Korea, India and Singapore.

Global Sources launches 'Garments & Textiles' and 'Fashion Accessories' magazines

The way a company manages its sourcing network lies at the very core of this new mode of competition.

Sourcing strategy: the next frontier; The very nature of competition is changing

Instead, a thicket of bureaucratic hoops face every sourcing activity.

eSourcing to the rescue. (Information Technology Update)

Traditional sourcing standards did fray under the pressures of the moment.

ONE SCANDALOUS STORY: Clinton, Lewinsky, and Thirteen Days That Tarnished American Journalism

Sections 863(d) and 863(e) of the Internal Revenue Code, which were enacted as part of the Tax Reform Act of 1986, set forth rules for sourcing income from "space or ocean activity" and "international communications income." On January 17, 2001, the U.S.

Proposed source rules for space, ocean, and communications income sweep broadly, set high hurdles for taxpayers

Global Sources' March 2010 Private Sourcing Event had buyers with over USD399bn in annual sales

One of the more difficult characterization issues has recently been tackled by the Internal Revenue Service in proposed regulations relating to the sourcing of income from transactions involving computer software programs.(2) Although the proposed regulations are limited to transactions involving computer programs, they establish a framework that may be helpfully applied to other copyrighted information (e.g., digital information).(3)

Cyberspace transactions present interesting international, state and local tax issues