is india ready for it outsourcing?
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Of course,If you mean India ready to take outsourcing jobs.But India is not ready to outsource its jobs.Bcse over 36% of Indian Youth remain unemployed.
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In India? its TCS and Worldwide, its Microsoft
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Bush should have outsource this war to India
987347
I have bad news for you. Most software testing in the US is being outsourced to other countries.
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Most of the US IT jobs are in India.  Stay there.
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yep it surely is... well till they finish off the corruption.. forget it that india well even become a super power.. yeah corruption is there everywhere... but in india.. it's jst too much and too open.. rest infrastructures i goin gud.. it can become one of the best palces... but i guess woould take another 100 years or so :)
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Greed is the reason for most outsourcing.  Most outsourcing companies have three levels of personnel.  The first level is proficient in English and can sound "American" on the phone.  This is used to lure in the US companies.  The second and third levels are progressively worse.  (they are put into place after a long term contract is in place).\n\nIf you think I am lying, compare BofA's phone support now verses a year ago.  It is obvious that you are talking to someone in Bangalore.  A year ago you could swear you were talking to a US born citizen.
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Yes.  There still is a lot of demand for IT people, so you can get a work visa if you have IT experience.
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Call Dell.  They use India as an outsource!!!!!!!!!!
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Cause its' cheap labour in India. You can hire 4 Indian software professionals at the cost of 1 US/ UK software professional.
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JIT is possible in India.  There is sufficent infrastructure to maintain predictable operations along a value chain.  Like anywhere, it just depends on what the product/service is and where the activites are being performed.
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Sort of.  There are benefits to outsourcing if the firm is particularly specialized in that and it's not a big deal to outsource this particular service.  An example of this could be payroll, where there are these monster payroll companies, such as PayChex that handle payroll for companies because payroll is an easy service to outside and this process shows how the division of labor has worked well.\n\nThere are other things in a business that you don't really want to outsource because you may be dealing with proprietary things that you don't want people to know about and it's a core part of the business.\n\nThese days with software companies and also things like call centers, we're not really seeing benefits from division of labor.  It's more than the average wage per capita varies per country.  So workers in other countries provide cheap labor and that's the reason for the outsourcing.  Often times, the foreign labor may not do as well of a job as a domestic worker, but it's worth it because the company saves money.
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go to India, thats where all the IT jobs are.
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Business process outsourcing\nit means the callcentres and all
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India is the only country in the world that in the last 5 years have over come as one of the main manufacturing sources of all industries (all Industries!)... India have 2 important and key facts... very qualify human resources at a very low cost... They have converted their industries into a very high quality standards and this have of course make them grow very significantly... Yes they have improved....and keep on improving...
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It will have to. The only way to get a solid foundation to the economy is by being creative - manufacturing products. Granted that the services sector has been a major contributor to the GDP of the country, but this is akin to a big gamble. The day the western countries stop outsourcing, India's income is gonna get cut BIG TIME.\n\nHence, the only solution is to delve into manufacturing. And all the questions that arise with manufacturing can only be solved through R&D.
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I happen to be reading a New York Times bestseller called "The World Is Flat" by Thomas Friedman. One thing he talks about is India's emergence as a major source of educated workers mixed with a solid work ethic (of course, he goes into much more detail, including quotes from Indian businessmen running companies with all sorts of ties to the West). \n\nHowever, he does point out that India's infrastructure (power grid, etc) greatly needs to be improved to make a further leap.