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Wednesday, July 13, 2005

The Next Wave of Outsourcing

Indian BPO’s have been at the receiving end because of the recent exposes at MsourcE and Infinity eSearch. But the Indian BPO industry seems to have risen to the occasion to help out the UK customers during the recent London blasts. Hope such responses help in bringing back the confidence in the Indian BPO industry.

Journalism BPO is the latest to join the fray

Reuters plans to outsource US journalism / reporting to India. Reuters plans to hire Indian journalists to cover the developments in the US. These journalists will be based in Bangalore. It’s not clear whether this model will succeed, but if it does, I’m sure other newswires could follow suit. Is it possible for an Indian journalist to cover the US developments without having his feet on the ground?

India’s strength in Mathematics is getting noticed as the US decided to outsource Maths tuition to Indian firms. CAT coaching firm Career Launcher seems to have bagged this contract. Niche areas such as these might still be up for grabs and the biggies (read Infy, Wipro, TCS) might not be the ones who will compete in this space.

Don’t write off the BPO story.

7 Comments:

  • thats good news..
    :)
    more employment ops...

    By Blogger monu, at 5:49 PM  

  • Americans are gonna outsource their Presidentship one day..

    And we will make our Captain Vijayakanth prez.. only he can save this world!!

    By Blogger Vinesh, at 3:47 AM  

  • as long as we have the people resource, BPO will only be a continuing success story.
    I'm interested in the journalism BPO. bold move I should say.

    By Blogger saranyan r, at 7:53 AM  

  • Not sure about Indian Journalists in Bangalore...

    But...a lot of indians have opened good websites for math coaching.!

    Check out www.icoachmath.com

    It is Indian owned and is from Atlanta.! A lot of development happens in India..but this website has become a bit hit in Atlanta.!

    By Blogger Narayanan Venkitu, at 8:04 AM  

  • Good news and links. But the real question is: is all this sustainable. Guess only time can answer.

    By Blogger Govar, at 1:44 PM  

  • how is the journo gonna cover from there? if i knew, i cud cover news happening in india from here :P

    By Blogger capriciously_me, at 3:11 AM  

  • Hey Kaps, Reuters has been having an office in Bangalore for a while now. They are now expading their process.

    By Blogger Venky Krishnamoorthy, at 1:09 PM  

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