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U.S. Legal Work Booms in India Washinton Post In the past three years, the legal outsourcing industry here has grown about 60 percent annually. According to a report by research firm ValueNotes, the industry will employ about 24,000 people and earn revenue of $640 million by 2010 New Business Models Dot Medical Outsourcing The Economic Times Government hospitals are more actively latching on to this trend, that promises lower ownership cost and technology redundancy risk. The outsourcing model in the Indian domestic medical equipment market, estimated at $2.25 billion, is nascent but picking up HRO European Style HRO Europe As the market matures, two industry bodies emerge as the nexus of outsourcing activities throughout the continent So You Think You Know Payroll? HRO Europe You probably do ... until outsourcing enters the equation. Then its incumbent on the buyer to have a deep and detailed conversation with the provider to clarify respective responsibilities The U.S. Slowdown: Survive & Thrive Global Services The global services industry had its best two quarters ever. And, the next few would be marked by measured optimism. A look at how customers and service providers plan to respond Accounting Ripe for Outsourcing Financial Post Welcome to the growing world of finance and accounting outsourcing. What started out with billing, invoicing, general bookkeeping, accounts payable and receivables is now including tax preparation, even audit services. According to NASSCOM, an Indian trade body representing the outsourcing business, high-end accounting work now accounts for 30 percent to 40 percent of the market Debt Collection Done from India Appeals to U.S. Agencies New York Times Armed with a sophisticated automated system that dials tens of thousands of Americans every hour, and puts confidential information like Social Security numbers, addresses and credit history at operators' fingertips, this new breed of collectors is chasing down late car payments, overdue credit-card debt and lapsed installment loans. Debt collectors in India often cost about one-quarter the price of their American counterparts, and are often better at the job Actural Outsourcing is Catching Up The Times of India As the global insurance market hots up, actuaries have become hot property. And ever since actural process outsourcing (APO) has caught up, KPOs, especially in India, are wooing actuaries with lucrative packages Design Gets Hot in Outsourcing Arena The Hindustan Times If you think that outsourcing in India was just synonymous with accounting, call centres and financial services, here is some news. The latest to join the outsourcing wave in the country is design support services, in which architecture and building design is supplied to remote customers as a service Offshoring Trend May Reverse Global Services Clyde Prestowitz, noted economist, spoke about the asymmetries in the economics of the globalized world, and the impact of American economy and the sliding dollar on the global services industry An Eye On the Action Hindu BusinessLine Slowdown or no slowdown, companies who want to stay ahead of the competition will continue to invest in Engineering Services Outsourcing An Eye on the Action The Hindu Business Line Indian tech players are looking to land engineering services deals, thanks to the auto drive in the domestic market, Japan and China |
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