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Posted June 19, 2007
Many 'undercurrent' on outsourcing in US
Analysis of: Many 'undercurrent' on outsourcing in US | economictimes.indiatimes.com
Author: GLG Member Program Contributor
As part of the globalization process, even though free movements of the Labor is still a far dream, 'outsourcing 'of the repetitive and  mostly unskilled ,but occasionally skill oriented routine work and service industries  from the developed countries like USA   to the Labor cheap...
Posted June 19, 2007
Many 'undercurrent' on outsourcing in US
Analysis of: Many 'undercurrent' on outsourcing in US | economictimes.indiatimes.com
Author: GLG Member Program Contributor
With every decision making tool the Pros and Cons, applied to two partys in opposite poles, plays the greatest consideration. In this case,  the Consumers on one side and the Business Owners on the other. The Pros side: For Consumers - Quality products at the least price. For Business...
Posted June 18, 2007
Outsourcing – A Passage to India
Analysis of: Many 'undercurrent' on outsourcing in US | economictimes.indiatimes.com
Author: Harnath Sithamraju, Consultant Harnath Sithamraju
1.The movement of backroom tasks to developing countries,most particularly India, is business and bottomline driven. 2.‘Reverse-outsourcing’ and ‘trans-outsourcing’ are emerging as latent foundations for a ‘One World’.
Posted June 15, 2007
Many 'undercurrent' on outsourcing in US
Analysis of: Many 'undercurrent' on outsourcing in US | economictimes.indiatimes.com
Author: GLG Member Program Contributor
US had the history of of using globalisation to promote outsourcing. US now has employment issues and blame on globalisation and outsourcing. how WTO resolve this issues
Posted June 14, 2007
A big step forward on climate change
Analysis of: A big step forward on climate change | www.ft.com
Author: GLG Member Program Contributor
Mr Bush reluctantly signed what is unclear to him. Kyoto treaty being abandoned by US government, now seem get a change. China, India , Australia and other developing countries seem unavoidable to face climate issues.
Posted June 13, 2007
Many 'undercurrent' on outsourcing in US
Analysis of: Many 'undercurrent' on outsourcing in US | economictimes.indiatimes.com
Author: GLG Member Program Contributor
Outsourcing to India is now a  decade  old  story. The economic  laws  of  comparative  advantage  may  soon  put a  brake  though  not  a  stop to  the  outsourcing  phenomenon. The  first  factor ...
Posted June 11, 2007
Many 'undercurrent' on outsourcing in US
Analysis of: Many 'undercurrent' on outsourcing in US | economictimes.indiatimes.com
Author: GLG Member Program Contributor
1.  Outsourcing works if the companies involved understand what is important to their constituents - the people using the outsourced services. 2.  The biggest complaint about outsourcing companies outside of the US is their lack of US English knowledge and culture. 3.  The larger picture...
Posted June 11, 2007
A big step forward on climate change
Analysis of: A big step forward on climate change | www.ft.com
Author: GLG Member Program Contributor
This  analysis  examines  the  business  implications  of  the  decision of  the G8  to  start  negotiations  on  a  successor  to  the  Kyoto  protocol  on  climate  change. This  single ...
Terry Tevis Posted April 25, 2007
Why Print Made a Major Comeback in 2006
Analysis of: Printer Chooses a Trio Of Kodak Solution | PrintOnDemand.com
Author: Terry Tevis, President TATevis & Company
2006 was the first year printing shipments were significantly over the previous year. Since the mid 1990's, total shipments have decreased from over $120BB down to this years $91BB. This years shipments were up over 2005 primarily due to the huge increase in print on demand made cost effective...
Posted April 22, 2007
Data Theft Doesn't Slow Sales for TJX
Analysis of: Data Theft Doesn't Slow Sales for TJX | www.forbes.com
Author: GLG Member Program Contributor
Consumers lack perfect information about the security of their personal information at retailers, banks and other firmsCompanies (such as TJX) can suffer from significant problems (such as the largest recorded data breach in history) and still post record profits, as long as consumer’s lack “perfect...
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