Show full item record

File(s):

Author(s)

Eger, Robert J.; Knudson, Deborah A.; Marlowe, Justin; Ogard, Libby

Publisher

Midwest Regional University Transportation Center

Date

Oct 31, 2002

Subject(s)

Case studies; Contracting out; Decision making; Outsourcing; Private enterprise; Resource allocation; State departments of transportation; Surveys

Series

MRUTC;

Series

01-03 (2002)

Abstract

This study has primarily two objectives. First, using a series of case studies and survey research, it provides a comprehensive overview of transportation outsourcing practices in a variety of public and private sector organizations. The results of these case studies show that public sector organizations, particularly state departments of transportation, identify many of the same costs, benefits, challenges, and risks associated with outsourcing as their private sector counterparts. In light of these findings, this study then translates the private sector’s extensive outsourcing experience into a “scorecard” designed to serve as a decision making tool for administrators to identify services that have the potential for successful outsourcing.

Description

88 p.

Sponsor(s)

U.S. Department of Transportation--Research and Special Programs Administration ; Federal Highway Administration ; Wisconsin Department of Transportation ; University of Wisconsin-Milwaukee ; University of Wisconsin-Madison ; Contract no. DTRS 99-G-0005 ; Project #0092-01-10

Permanent link

http://www.mrutc.org/research/0103/report0103.pdf 

Permanent link

http://digital.library.wisc.edu/1793/6895 

Export

Export to RefWorks 

Part of

Midwest Regional University Transportation Center

Show full item record