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When
to Make India a Manufacturing Base 
Mckinsey - December 2005 |
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India leads the market in offshored back-office services, but as a
manufacturing center it lags behind China, Thailand, and the rest of Asia.
Obstacles can be considerable, but they haven't stopped some multinational
manufacturers from setting up shop in India. |
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The
Outsourcing Enterprise: The Power of Relationships 
Logica CMG in association with Warwick Business School - December 2005 |
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trying to identify what makes for success in outsourcing, practitioners
invariably highlight ‘relationships’ - but there are few precise
findings on how such successful relationships should be developed. |
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NASSCOM-Mckinsey Report 2005 
Mckinsey - December 2005 |
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on the industry's experience over the last three years and the changing nature
of customer needs, the report underlines the fact that a new approach needs to
be followed by Indian IT companies in the coming years, to extend their global
leadership position. |
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IT
Services Snapshot 
JP Morgan - November 2005 |
| Valuation
Comparison: TCS has maximum re-rating potential. |
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India
and China Most Lucrative Outsourcing Destinations 
GlobalSourcingNOW - November 2005 |
| AT
Kearney, a US-based management consultancy, has released an Annual Global
Services Location Index, assessing 40 outsourcing locations across the world.
The index places India and China followed by South-East Asian countries as the
top outsourcing destinations. |
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The Impact of Offshore Software and IT Services Outsourcing on the US Economy
and the IT Industry 
ITAA/Global Insight - November 2005 |
| According
to this report commissioned by the The Information Technology Association of
America (ITAA), the leading trade association for the IT industry, the U.S.
economy has much to gain from global sourcing and an environment of free trade,
open markets and robust competition. Benefits include job creation, higher real
wages, higher real GDP growth, contained inflation and expanded exports
resulting in increased economic activity. |
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Is
Outsourcing Part of the Solution to the Higher Education Cost Dilemma: A
Preliminary Examination 
Institute for Higher Education Policy - September 2005 |
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report provides a review of the relatively small amount of existing information
about the extent to which colleges and universities turn to outside vendors to
do tasks traditionally done by employees. It finds (based in part on surveys
done by the National Association for College and University Business Officers
and other groups) that most colleges have turned to private entities to perform
at least one function, in areas such as bookstores, food services and
technology, and that the use of outsourcing is on the rise. |
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Ensuring
India's offshoring Future 
Mckinsey - September 2005 |
| Clouds
are gathering on the offshore horizon. Research by the McKinsey Global
Institute (MGI) shows that India's vast supply of graduates is smaller than it
seems once their suitability for employment by multinational companies is
considered In the country's most popular offshoring locations, such as
Bangalore, rising wages and high turnover among engineers the professionals
most in demand for IT services-provide evidence that local constraints on the
supply of talent already exist. And just as these bottlenecks are developing,
other low-wage countries, such as China, Hungary, and the Philippines, are
gearing up to challenge India's lead. |
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Offshore
2005 Research Preliminary Findings and Conclusions 
Ventoro Research - July 2005 |
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The research project focuses on "practical and tactical" items you will need to
know in order to- Set a sound strategy tailored to your specific needs; Define
a realistic plan taking you to offshore success in the most direct and
risk-free means possible; Steer clear of the potholes along the way; and
Measure the performance and fine-tune your existing offshore strategies. |
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Made
in India 
Mortgage Banking - June 2005 |
| Could
a piece of every mortgage originated in America stem from the labor of workers
based in India? Author Steve Kropper says we are five years away from such an
outcome. |
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Federal
Offshore Outsourcing-Related Legislation 
ITAAs - June 2005 |
| Updated
Matrix of Federal Action Related to Global Sourcing |
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2005
Global IT Outsourcing Report 
DiamondCluster - June 2005 |
| Diamond
Clusters research is intended to help organizations understand the latest
trends in IT outsourcing, leverage experiences from respected executives that
operate at the core of outsourcing initiatives, formulate their own set of best
practices and to gain new insights into the pre-requisites for successful
outsourcing initiatives. |
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Outsourcing:
The Next Ten Years 
IAOP - March 2005 |
| Chris
Disher, a vice president at the global consultancy Booz Allen Hamilton says,
"For an ever larger portfolio of new outsourcing relationships to happen
outsourcing professionals need to step up their game with senior manangement in
leading the discussion on outsourcing governance, policy setting, opportunity
identification, execution and quality assurance" Underperforming outsourcing
relationships "will need to be re-structured or moved and new skills and
capabilities within the sourcing organization are going to be required" adds
Disher |
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2005
Outsourcing World Summit Summary 
IAOP - February 2005 |
| The
just completed Outsourcing World Summit, the 17th in a global conference series
first held in 1998, brought together more than 400 executives and professionals
from across the field and around the world. The collective insights of the
speakers and delegates would rival Google as a source of information on the
topic of outsourcing. |
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following is a compilation of 46 top facts, figures, and findings shared over
the event's three days. |
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Thinking
Offshoring Through 
The Conference Board - February 2005 |
| On
March 1st , Prudential Securities Analyst, Bryan Keane, hosted a conference
call, Offshore Outsourcing Trends: What Inning Is It? neoIT speakers, Craig
Lewis and Atul Vashistha, joined in the discussion which focused on : supplier
competitive landscape, European market opportunity for suppliers, rise in
captive centers, new client verticals to watch in 2005 and supplier pricing.
The major takeaway was that we are still in the early innings of the offshoring
game, as 2005 is anticipated to be a year of major expansion. |
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Happy
About Outsourcing 
Author: Mitchell Levy - January 2005 |
| "Happy
About Outsourcing: Over 25 Positive Impact Stories from Executives Who Have
Offshored and Outsourced" explores the controversial topic of Outsourcing. It
contains 80 pages with quotes and contributions from executives who have "Been
There and Done That!" You will learn from some insightful stories and case
studies. |
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Rural
U.S. Seeks Place On IT Map 
Investor's Business Daily - January 2005 |
| Rural
Sourcing Founder Discusses US Sourcing Market, Cites neoIT Data |
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