Aug

5

Ancient Taoist philosophy holds that the World is made of two opposing yet equivalent forces that are locked in an eternal, dynamic struggle to dominate each other. Through this, matter is made solid yet movement is fluid, change is constant yet there are things that can resist change.

The Taoist philosophers signified these two forces, one as the Tiger and the other force the Dragon. It appears pre-ordained that these two representations, the Tiger and the Dragon, are the national symbols of two nations who are the dynamic powers that impact and influence the business world of outsourcing: China and India.

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Aug

2

In December 12,  2007, the International Data Corp. (IDC) presented a prediction that an energy-efficient, environmentally conscious information and communications technology (green ICT) will emerge in the Asia-Pacific and become a necessity not only to end-consumers who are becoming more concerned with climate changes and fuel crisis but also to outsourcing vendors who will see green ICT as a way to act a measure of corporate social responsibility and as a sure-clean way to cut back on costs that would definitely appeal to their clients.

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Jul

17

As you and your company decide to send your back office processes and customer services off-shore for its obvious gains (such as reduced labor costs), you might choose between contracting a business process outsourcing (BPO) service provider to handle these processes (”to go native”) or establishing your own captive off-shore operations (”to go captive”).

Let’s examine the advantages of each approach to determine which can serve your company’s interests best.

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Jul

15

When it comes to information technology (IT) offshore outsourcing, India has been king for quite some time. But due to recent internal economic developments, the country’s claim as a world leader is being challenged by up-and-coming countries that are fast developing into strong contenders.

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