Monthly Archives: August 2004

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In the magazine Tucson Citizen the MIT prof Amar Gupta sees outsourcing as an opportunity rather than a threat; a way to preserve jobs here and open markets for American products overseas. Continue reading →

According to in the recent article From Bangalore to Bucharest, the 400,000 Britons employed in call centers are facing new and growing competition for their jobs from eastern and central Europe. The new call center jobs will not so much compete with Indian BPO, but will setup a two-tier system. Continue reading →

In the book Exporting America, CNN’s Lou Dobbs discusses the outsourcing of high-tech jobs by American multinational corporations and even federal-, state- and local-government entities in his unabashed polemic against what he sees as a perilous trend for America. Continue reading →

EURONET a global leader in processing secure electronic financial transactions, has declared in their last financial results that the improved results of the second quarter 2004 over the same quarter last year are largely attributable to the continued growth in ATMs outsourcing under management done primarily in India, Poland and Romania… Continue reading →