Offshore Outsourcing News
 
India shoots itself in the foot with new tax
  NetworkWorldFusion
November 2004
  On Sept. 28, India shot its outsourcing market in the foot. On that date, India's finance ministry announced an income tax of more than 36% on foreign firms that have software, R&D, or customer service operations in India. The tax was enacted ostensibly to discourage foreign-owned service providers, such as EDS and Perot Systems, from establishing wholly owned operations in the country. Instead, the theory goes, these companies would send offshore outsourcing work to service providers owned by native Indians in order to avoid the tax.
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  Strategies of Outsourcing IT Contracts
  ComputerWorld
November 2004
  Rapidly changing needs require that IT outsourcing contracts are reviewed regularly, not just at the expiration of the term.
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  One in three offshore projects fail
  Silicon.com
November 2004
  Some IT bosses wrongly 'forced' into it by the board, claims report...
One in five IT execs claims to have been "forced" into offshore outsourcing due to pressure from the board and shareholders and over a third say their offshore projects failed, according to new report.
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Resources
  offshore outsourcing is actually creating jobs
  offshoring is lowering costs for everyone and actually creating jobs, thanks to a more efficient economy. Global Insight says that about 194,000 new jobs—both IT and non-IT—were created in 2003 thanks to offshore IT outsourcing, and by 2008 the number will reach over 589,000
 

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  Golden Midas event
  December 1, 2004
2400 Sand Hill Road, Menlo Park, CA
  Rafael Soultanov, Solovatsoft Project Manager, will present ‘Solovatsoft:Offshore Outsourcing services for startups‘, at Golden Midas evening holiday awards ceremony. The Golden Midas event is an evening holiday awards ceremony honoring one legend VC and at the same time raising money for the Entrepreneurs Foundation. We are expecting 100+ VCs to attend this event
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Offshore Outsourcing Articles
Are You Outsourcing More And Enjoying It Less?
  A Q&A with PricewaterhouseCoopers consultant Dan DiFilippo
 

In Today's Article:
Offshore outsourcing of software and information technology services tasks not only is boosting the U.S. gross domestic product but also helping to generate U.S. jobs, including positions in the IT sector, according to the report.

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Offshore Practices and Case Studies
Guidelines for Project Milestone Signoff Process
  By SolovatSoft
 

These notes should be used as a reference and guidelines for SolovatSoft Program Management team and its customers who use or contribute to the system development process documents or planning.

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Offshore Experience


Offshore Staffing for $2850 per month per full-time expert employee The average US based consulting company charges $75-$100 per hour for work that can be sent offshore at $17-$25 per hour. This model has driven the cost of software development through the roof.

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