Outsourcing Offshoring News
MicroSourcing, a Leading Philippines-based Offshoring and Outsourcing Provider, Opens Two New Offices in Cebu City and ...
MicroSourcing sets another milestone as it opens two new offices in Cebu City and Mall of Asia, Philippines, marking the company's fourth and fifth locations in the Philippines and representing the next step in the company’s growth and expansion strategy.(PRWEB) January 18, 2012 Leading offshoring and outsourcing solutions provider MicroSourcing has set another milestone as it opens two new ...
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Offshoring: high price of low cost
The overseas threat to service-sector jobs is growing rapidly as more companies, including three of the big four banks, outsource local jobs, write Matt Wade and Mark Hawthorne.
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Debra Maxwell Appointed as International Director for the UK's National Outsourcing Association
LONDON, Jan. 18, 2012 /PRNewswire/ -- Debra Maxwell, arvato's Global BPO Director, has been elected as the International Director for the National Outsourcing Association (NOA), the UK's only outsourcing ...
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Obama attacks offshoring, seeks visa reform
In his State of the Union Speech, President Barack Obama Tuesday night attacked offshoring, urged businesses to bring jobs back to the U.S., and renewed his appeal for visa reforms to keep foreign students from returning home after earning advanced degrees.
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The top 10 H-1B visa users in the U.S.
Computerworld - Offshore outsourcing companies continued to make up the majority of the top 10 H-1B visa users in 2011, according to new government data. These offshore firms have been adding employees by the thousands as their revenues increase.
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BLOG: Payback time for Indian outsourcers
Offshoring is becoming a major political issue in the United States and Europe. In his State of the Union Speech last week, U.S. President Barack Obama attacked offshoring and urged businesses to bring jobs back to the U.S.
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Europe does limited offshoring, so there is an opportunity: NIIT Tech CEO
The Western markets are throwing up one poser after another for Indian IT services sector, which so far has been used to achieving strong growth targets with practiced ease.
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