Stopping outsourcing would hurt both India, US: Pranab

Chicago, Jan 30 (IANS) Reacting to President Barack Obama's tirade against outsourching, Finance Minister Pranab Mukherjee has warned that if the United States stops outsourcing jobs to India the profitability of both the economies will be hurt.

India builds a mega data center

Computerworld - IBM has designed and helped to build a 900,000-square-foot data center in India that it says is the largest in that country in terms of size and power. It's also among the largest in the world.

India to be largest market for Herbalife

In the next four years, India will emerge as the largest market for US-based Herbalife, the $ 2.7-billion global nutrition and direct-selling company, according to its managing director (Asia-Pacific) William M Rahn.

SPi acquires Indian outsourcing firm

A WHOLLY owned subsidiary of Philippine Long Distance Telephone Co. said it has acquired an India-based outsourcing firm that would strengthen its presence in the publishing services.

Profit By Outsourcing, The Web Development India Company Launches Customized ERP Packages

Keeping in mind the unique requirements of each client, this web design India team has developed an Open Source ERP Customization solution that best fits a client's specific needs. The Open Source ERP solution made by Profit By Outsourcing provides clients with the means to integrate and consolidate all their data and business processes into a single centralized framework. In return it reduces ...

Profit By Outsourcing - #1 Web Design Company India Appoints Karn Singh as Lead Developer

Profit By Outsourcing, a web design India company, has named Karn Singh as its new Lead Developer. As a member of the Profit By Outsourcing team, Singh handles development and programming for client websites, as well as works directly with clients to decide on website features and functionality.(PRWEB) January 10, 2012 Profit By Outsourcing, a web design India company, has named Karn Singh as ...

Something for everyone?

India, Asia’s third-largest economy after China and Japan, has enjoyed two decades of rapid growth powered by IT and outsourcing, even if manufacturing has lagged, weighed down by red tape and creaky infrastructure.