Mar

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According to Peter Grauer, chief of Bloomberg L.P. one of the world’s biggest and most influential financial news organization, the Philippines was in an “enviable position” compared to other countries that lacked leadership at this time of great economic uncertainty.

Grauer noted that a significant part of Bloomberg’s revenue growth in recent years has been occurring in Asia, as both Europe and North America struggle with their economic difficulties.

And within Asia, he said the Philippines’ rising prominence was particularly promising.

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Mar

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President of the Philippines, Benigno Aquino III offers the advantages of Filipino workers before potential investors through a keynote speech at the Philippine Investment Forum 2013, Manila Peninsula in Makati City.

Aquino said the intrinsic characteristics of Filipino workers are what investors want from their work force.

The President cited the success of the business process outsourcing industry in which Filipinos have excelled, through creativity, dedication and loyalty.

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Mar

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Local business process outsourcing (BPO) companies recognize the Philippines’ domestic market as a driver.

The Business Process Association of the Philippines (BPAP) report that aside from foreign markets in the West, there is a growing domestic demand for outsourcing in the country as well as in the Asia region in customer relations, and other communication services.

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Feb

7

White-collar professionals in the Philippines, such as architects, accountants, lawyers, nurses, even physicists and teachers can take advantage of the demand in Knowledge Process Outsourcing (KPO) services.

KPO, is one of the sub-sectors in the outsourcing industry where Filipino professionals get employment of the multi-billion-dollar outsourcing industry in the world.

This level of outsourcing services requires specialized and highly educated professionals such as financial analysts, people with extensive experience in key industries or crafts or who have master’s degrees in business, medicine and design.

Through “cloud computing”, anyone can build a virtual workstation or workplace online/on the Internet, being able to market their professional expertise and skills to service clients worldwide. Professional services can be off-shored.

With the Philippines’ surplus of educated experts, these professionals would no longer need to apply work abroad, since they can earn the same salary levels through cloud computing services.

Filipino pros in accounting, human resources management, marketing and advertising can offer themselves as consultants to multinational companies around the world.

These enterprises are seeking good and affordable professionals to help operational requirements including HR, marketing and planning, accounting, among others.

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