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Outsourcing is the practice of using contractors or consultants to perform work for the organization. An organization will make a decision to outsource a task, activity, or project for a wide variety of reasons: Project duration An organization may require personnel only for a specific project, such as the development of or migration to a new application. Often an organization will opt to use contractors or consultants when it cannot justify hiring permanent workers. Skills An organization may require personnel with certain hard-to-find skills, but not need them on a full-time basis. Persons with certain skills may command a higher salary than the organization is willing to pay, and the organization may not have sufficient work to keep such a worker interested in permanent employment with the organization.

Clinically, this dark nodule with an eccentric bony-white halo is very suspicious for a melanoma. The verrucous component suggests this could be a collision tumor. The lesion looks like a seborrheic keratosis with milia-like cysts and pigmented pseudofollicular openings or hyperpigmentation. This is by far not a classic seborrheic keratosis. Poorly defined irregular brown globules identify a melanocytic lesion. The global melanoma-specific criteria include: Asymmetry of color and structure. A multicomponent global pattern. Compared to Case 94 in which the zones of the multicomponent global pattern overlap, here they are very sharply demarcated. The local melanoma-specific criteria include: Poorly developed irregular brown globules. A well-developed irregular black blotch. Regression composed of bony-white color and peppering. The regression is more obvious clinically than dermoscopically. Melanoma as part of a collision tumor is a known phenomenon. Melanoma and seborrheic keratosis is one of the most common associations.

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