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Welcome to the October 2005 issue of Offshore Insights! We are tracking
the offshore outsourcing space to give you updated news, views and trends to
add value to your offshore outsourcing decisions.
The increasing demand for ITO and BPO services has opened opportunities for
emerging ITO and BPO destinations such as India, the Philippines, China, and
Russia to improve and expand their services offerings. To accommodate these
expansions, countries are focusing on creating clusters of excellence –
concentrated locations where ITO and BPO service centers are located – in
multiple locations within their borders. These centers of excellence are
designed to optimize the four key parameters important to outsourcing firms:
cost, control, quality, and risk.
This month’s whitepaper Outsourcing to the Philippines: Metro Manila and Beyond
is a result of neoIT’s continuous research dedicated to providing our clients
with valuable insights on various offshore outsourcing destinations. In this
research summary, we provide critical information about the emerging cities in
the Philippines that hold promise for IT and BP outsourcing.
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Baker & McKenzie-neoIT Global Outsourcing Webinar Series
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October 27, 2005 Global Outsourcing: - 'Destination Malaysia'
November 30, 2005 Global Outsourcing: - 'Destination Latin America (Argentina, Brazil, and Mexico)'
neoIT’s
Eugene Kublanov
& noted offshoring legal and tax experts
Baker & Mckenzie
will host a series of Free Global Outsourcing Seminars
Download the Brochure
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4th Annual BITS/American Banker Financial Services Outsourcing Conference
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November 7 - 8, 2005
The Renaissance, Washington D.C.
Atul Vashistha, neoIT CEO, will share his
perspectives on how to achieve the delicate balance of risk, control, outcomes
and board-level involvement in the global outsourcing environment.
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The 2006 Outsourcing World Summit
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February 20 - 22, 2006
Orlando, Florida
Atul Vashistha, neoIT CEO, will present the
keynote for the Offshore Outsourcing track titled Beyond Offshoring: The
Emergence of Services Globalization.
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HRO World Europe
Transforming HR to contribute to the organization’s bottom line

November 14 – 16, 2005
Conrad Hotel, Brussels, Belgium
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2005 HRO World Europe Conference will follow on last year's success and will be
the place to truly understand how HR outsourcing will impact you and your
business. HRO World Europe is the only event that lets you build the strategy
that is right for your organization - with you leading the process and
strategically aligning your HR activities with your organization's business
objectives. Designed for executives of HR, finance, benefits, payroll,
recruitment, IT, and operations, HRO World Europe is the place to learn how to
turn your HR organization into a strategic asset and provides answers on the
what, how, and when of HR outsourcing.

neoIT
and the organizer of
HRO World Europe
has teamed up to give you a special "Friends of neoIT 20% Off Discount" for the
event. To take advantage of this discount, please register for the event
here.
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For more information about the conference,
click here.
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Visit the
Offshore Knowledge Center to learn more about global and offshore
outsourcing. Examine best practices on the full lifecycle of off shoring from
assessment and due diligence to transition, on-going management and analysis.
You will find reports written by respected industry analysts, articles from
around the Web, and other important resources, such as newsletters and
presentations.
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Will Indian IT majors challenge the supremacy of global consulting firms?
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neoIT in the News |
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Indian Workers Get Wage Hikes in Asia
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BusinessWeek,
September 2005
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"Salary increases are happening in four or five large Indian
cities," said Avinash Vashistha, who heads neoIT, an outsourcing consulting
firm in Bangalore. "There is a 20 or 30 percent saving in moving to smaller
cities. So companies will try to counter wage increases by moving work to these
destinations."
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India, Canada, and China are Top Outsourcing Destinations: Study
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InformationWeek,
September 2005
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"U.S businesses looking to place their technology operations
offshore should give strongest consideration to India, Canada, or China,
according to a report released Tuesday by outsourcing consulting firm neoIT"
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The 411 on China
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CIO Magazine,
September 2005
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And much of the reason CIOs might choose China today is "not
necessarily for labor quality, but because it's a buyer's market," according to
a 2004 report from San Ramon, Calif.-based offshore consultancy neoIT.
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Outsource From the Start
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Red Herring,
September 2005
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"India is the top destination for outsourced product development
for software startups, but other emerging outsourcing hotspots include China
and Eastern Europe, says Eugene Kublanov, vice president for corporate
development at neoIT, an offshoring consultancy in San Ramon, California.
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Offshoring Commentary with neoIT
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Outsourcing TV,
September 2005
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neoIT CEO Atul Vashistha and vice president Eugene Kublanov
discuss neoIT's Offshore Attractiveness Index and other factors weighing on
offshoring location selection
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Beyond Software India Eyes Microchips
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Reuters,
October 2005
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Avinash Vashistha, managing director of independent outsourcing
consultancy neoIT said it would take India a long time to compete with Taiwan,
but added that the presence of Indian fab can drive demand for design services
related to it.
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An Offshoring Juggernaut Looks Beyond IT
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Consulting Magazine Online,
September 2005
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Vashistha: Certain things have definitely changed. For example,
I wouldn’t refer to it as offshoring anymore. It’s more about globalizing
services, because companies are looking at it for more than just one location
and more than just one process
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neoIT's Take on Offshore Markets
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Sourcing Magazine,
September 2005
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If you’re in charge of sorting through your company’s plans for
offshore IT or business process outsourcing (BPO) work, run -- don’t walk --
over to this site and download a copy of “Mapping Offshore Markets Update
2005,” by neoIT
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Central European Threat Looms Large Over Indian IT
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The Times of India,
September 2005
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"India’s cost competitiveness, highly-skilled labor pool,
established service maturity and the ability to evolve with changing
outsourcing environment will ensure that we remain a favored destination for
years to come," says Sabyasachi Satyaprasad, research director, neoIT.
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The Offshore Nation reviewed on Power Lunch
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NDTV Profit,
September 2005
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Avinash Vashistha, managing partner neoIT and co-author says :
"The key aim for this book is to provide a strategic perspective- how
offshoring is shaping the minds of CEO's and also how the managers who are
making things work offshore, can actually achieve success in this arena...
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Resources |
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Malaysia:
Multimedia Development Corporation
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A high-powered ‘one-stop agency’, focusing on ensuring the
success of the Multimedia Super Corridor (MSC) and the companies operating in
it. This includes the Shared Services and Outsourcing (SSO) initiative,
representing organizations undertaking ITO, BPO, KPO as well as industries and
agencies involved in its development...
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