New information technology outsourcing opportunities are largely going to India, thanks to India’s long-standing advantages. Despite negative press coverage that India has received for problems at a ...

US edtech founder explains why outsourcing to India is cheaper, impacting American jobs, H-1B visa debate, offshore hiring, wage gaps, and calls for stronger policy action.

Has India’s information technology (IT) outsourcing boom peaked? There have been predictions that India will lose most of its outsourcing firms in the next two years. IT industry wages in India ...

Both Bengaluru-based Infosys and its larger rival, Tata Consultancy Services Ltd., are facing near-term pressure on profits.

India's outsourcing crown is safe for now, as serious competition is lacking in areas including skills and infrastructure, according to advisory firm TPI. The country had over the years "assumed a ...

The Indian outsourcing boom is slowing, with an influx of cut-price competition shrinking margins, lowering bottom lines and raising concerns about an apparently inevitable shakeout. Research firm ...

Brand Vantage is an outsourcing company based in Bangalore with a singular focus: to provide back-end and fulfillment ...

A U.S. company offers $380 million for a majority stake in a Bangalore, India-based business-process outsourcing firm. EDS has made a $380 million offer to buy a majority stake in an Indian ...

Indian Insurance Outsourcing Revenues for 2003 Are Estimated at $367 Million of Which, 63% Came from the US, 22% from EMEA and 15% from the Rest of the World Research ...

India's outsourcing giants are suffering sluggish growth in contrast to record-breaking spending on global services in 2008. The country's big three outsourcers Infosys, Tata Consultancy Services, and ...

Volvo is one of a large number of multinationals that have been flocking to India to outsource software development work To cut costs in its growing business, the IT services subsidiary of Swedish ...