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Xsis inc. is an information technology (it) and services company. it used to outsource its technical support calls to a company located in a southeast asian country. xsis inc. started receiving a lot of complaints from customers on language difficulties and delays in reaching senior technicians when speaking to support personnel. the reduction in the volume of calls for its services led xsis inc. to terminate its outsourcing contract. identify the appropriate issue related to outsourcing that led xsis inc. to terminate its contract with the company in southeast asia.
a. employee moraleb. technical and legal issuesc. negative impact on customer relationships and satisfactiond. data security and integrity issues

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