Indian Outsourcing 2.0 | FT Business
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►Subscribe to the Financial Times on YouTube: http://bit.ly/FTimeSubs Bangalore is the centre of the world's IT outsourcing industry, where companies like Infosys help run the back end of many of the world's corporate computer systems. But as other countries catch on to the possibilities of outsourcing, India's entrepreneurs are finding new ways to use India's talent and experience in the field. The FT's James Crabtree looks at how the outsourcing industry is moving beyond software and bringing a wide variety of skilled jobs to India. ► FT Global Economy: http://bit.ly/1J5mmqH ► FT Business: http://bit.ly/1TqmuGb ► Indian Economic Growth in 90 Seconds: http://bit.ly/1SkvxH6
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Only India it industries have been getting projects from USA n other countries because we work for cheap prize....not because we r smart....if USA dollar equal to rupee we wont get single project........all project would goes to African countries...........
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and in 20 years, when salaries rise in india, everyone will outsource to africa and indias employment will fall.
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this is a new, rising, more courageous, more confident face of india and i am proud to be a part of it.
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There are many outsourcing company in the world, but few are good. Thanks for this video, It's a big help!
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very nice video
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How about insourcing intelligence on IT in Boston? IT being international terrorism. When the entire city was on lockdown last week while a full scale manhunt was on for the marathon bombers, All Boston business' were ordered by the Governor to remain closed until the killers were apprehended, Yet foreign owned 7 elevens & Dunkin Donuts stayed open. What's up with that? Disobeying a directive? Is that the international protocol of profit? Maybe less commerce & more compassion is in order?
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