Outsourcing India
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World's Back Office Scrambles To Stay Online As India Locks Down Over Coronavirus
Companies in India are scrambling to ensure that the millions who staff the back offices of Wall Street banks and take on work outsourced by firms from airlines to insurers can keep going as the nation mandates increased work from home amid a spike in coronavirus cases.
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Obama attacks Romney for shipping jobs to India
Seizing a news report that a company founded by Mitt Romney shipped American jobs to countries like India and China, President Barack Obama went into attack mode against his Republican rival.
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In Bangalore, a remake to avoid being "Bangalored"
India's software industry has discovered it needs to move up the value chain or enter niche areas like gaming to continue growing. In 2008, companies in the United States and Europe saved over $20 billion by outsourcing services to India, according to a McKinsey report.
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Now out-sourced to India, the music video
Drew Smith found himself in the same position as many independent musicians trying to make a living in the struggling music business. He had no record label to underwrite his career, no publicity machine to get his music into listeners' hands and not nearly enough money to make a music video.
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Special effects outsourcing grows in India
Outsourcing to India, long dominated by software engineering and back-office work, is expanding in new terrain: special effects for movies.
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World's Back Office Scrambles To Stay Online As India Locks Down Over Coronavirus
Companies in India are scrambling to ensure that the millions who staff the back offices of Wall Street banks and take on work outsourced by firms from airlines to insurers can keep going as the nation mandates increased work from home amid a spike in coronavirus cases.
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Obama attacks Romney for shipping jobs to India
Seizing a news report that a company founded by Mitt Romney shipped American jobs to countries like India and China, President Barack Obama went into attack mode against his Republican rival.
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In Bangalore, a remake to avoid being "Bangalored"
India's software industry has discovered it needs to move up the value chain or enter niche areas like gaming to continue growing. In 2008, companies in the United States and Europe saved over $20 billion by outsourcing services to India, according to a McKinsey report.
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Now out-sourced to India, the music video
Drew Smith found himself in the same position as many independent musicians trying to make a living in the struggling music business. He had no record label to underwrite his career, no publicity machine to get his music into listeners' hands and not nearly enough money to make a music video.
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Special effects outsourcing grows in India
Outsourcing to India, long dominated by software engineering and back-office work, is expanding in new terrain: special effects for movies.
