- Fri Dec 8 2006 Sony outsources IT development to India
A boost for India's offshore-development industry, move is intended to help Sony's European wing focus on core activities.
Posted by David Meyer
- Thu Jul 29 2004 Labor group: Microsoft offshoring work on Longhorn
Organization says documents contradict industry claims that offshore outsourcing will be limited to mundane tasks.
Posted by Ed Frauenheim
- Fri Jun 14 2002 Oracle bolsters Asian marketing fund
The database giant is ratcheting up its budget for independent software vendors, systems integrators and resellers throughout the region. Oracle's Eastern campaign continues.
Posted by Irene Tham
- Mon Aug 15 2005 OASIS to churn out application "blueprints"
Posted by Martin LaMonica
- Thu Sep 27 2007 Indian IT firms should seek big acquisitions, Gartner says
If Indian companies want to join the world's top IT services companies, they must make sizable acquisitions, the analyst group says.
Posted by Steve Ranger
- Wed Jan 14 2004 Visa program may aid foreign companies
India-based companies with U.S. operations rely heavily on temporary visas, and the trend could escalate with a recent change in the law.
Posted by Ed Frauenheim
- Mon Aug 25 1997 India lures high-tech investment
CompuServe and IBM lead the latest push to wire India, expected to be a $1 billion market by the year 2000 for IT services and networking alone.
Posted by Suzanne Galante
- Wed Jul 14 2004 Study: States doing plenty of offshoring
Foreign companies are nabbing millions in U.S. state contract work, and the trend is likely to grow, report says.
Posted by Ed Frauenheim
- Mon Apr 28 2003 Research firm calls for Asian innovation
Asia's success with low-cost manufacturing is making IT companies there reluctant to seize their own lucrative opportunities, an IDC analyst says.
Posted by Kim Yong-Young
- Sat Oct 4 2003 Mauritius: We want your call centers
This island nation located in the Indian Ocean is growing into major center for technology outsourcing.
Posted by null Knowledge@Wharton
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