Offshoring: An issue that defies easy answers
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The shipment of jobs overseas is one of the most pressing economic issues of the presidential campaign. Here are 10 key facts of the matter.
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Comment is free: Aditya Chakrabortty: Outsourcing of key functions is leaving corporations as mere hollow shells
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Why you need to consider companies not listed domestically.
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Faced with an explosion of communications tools such as wikis, blogs and instant messaging, companies continue to wrestle with the logistics of compliance and control. Some enterprises, however, are finding a positive path.
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The traditional competition for U.S. offshore outsourcing business was between nations. That's about to change, according to a new study.
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Kenyans face challenges as they play catch-up in the global explosion of outsourcing, an industry that India and other countries have turned into major job generators.
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Is Apple the Kathy Lee Gifford of the technology biz, or just another U.S. company hoping that its overseas manufacturers aren't engaging in labor violations? It's a more complicated question than many might think.
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When Sen. Hillary Rodham Clinton flew to New Delhi to meet with Indian business leaders in 2005, she offered a blunt assessment of the loss of American jobs across the Pacific. "There is no way to legislate against reality," she declared. "Outsourcing will continue. . . . We are not against all...
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One of the proverbial back stories of IT operations has always been the battle between the "suits" and the "techies." From the techie point of view, the hapless but disturbingly powerful suits are the business guys who put more thought into picking out hundred-dollar silk ties at Nordstrom than they put into million-dollar IT decisions. Worse, the suits gravitate towards outsourcing and service firms that implement big-dollar solutions. Many techies start on the other end of the spectrum with free open source solutions that reflect a substantial DIY ethic. Will the twain ever meet?
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The frenzied rhetoric about technology jobs going overseas has quieted in recent months. While doomsday predictions for the domestic tech industry have subsided, there's clearly a trend toward exporting some jobs.  -Leslie Walker
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K. Ananth Krishnan has a hard enough job handling the technology requirements of a global IT consulting behemoth with 89,000 globally dispersed employees and 34 to 35 percent annual growth. But as an avid follower of Clayton Christensen, author of the classic business book "The Innovatorâs Dilemma," he would never be content to merely stay on top of things. Innovation is part of his regular diet.
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One of the pioneers of offshoring tries to cash in.
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Infosys Technologies profits from global outsourcing trends.
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While media and political attention is on the threat of outsourcing, the reality is that outsourcing is a sideshow in a much larger event.
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BILLERICA -- The question elicits a gasp on the other end of the phone. William Donovan, president of Cambridge Tool &amp; Manufacturing, is momentarily speechless when asked why not move his small company overseas, where manufacturing costs are cheaper.
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Exec VP of HP's technology solutions group discusses the impact of offshoring on customer service.
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After internal documents revealed plans to send nearly 5,000 jobs to developing countries over two years, IBM became an easy target for critics of outsourcing. Will limiting layoffs take the sting out of moving these jobs abroad?