With all the choices, it is important to find a vendor best suited for the business being outsourced. Some vendors specialize only in particular industries or service, while others will service any industry comprehensively. Depending on the size of the company and the volume of work being outsourced, the vendor should have a team of at least two or more staff assigned to each client company exclusively. Having certain people dedicated to your company ensures consistency and knowledge of your particular business issues. After looking at prospective vendor's staff, evaluate vendors based on the tools they use to get the job done.
Financial software is often the most important one to consider.
Another issue is data storage. Your company will want easy access and security for its data. These are just some of the issues and questions companies need to consider when evaluating a vendor's ability to provide the service. Many others will be industry-specific. Remember, choosing an outsourcer is an important decision.