China becoming a bigger threat to Indian BPO's.......

The way China is moving it is possible. They are learning English now which is India's strength. In a year or two I guess they will really give us tough competition and may even overtake. India's advantage of low cost is slowly being negated by inflation and increasing cost. Soon it may not be possible to get resources at the cost which we are getting now. Hopefully we should take a close look and find measures to see that we stay ahead.

Definitely YES. China becoming a threat in all the aspects. Look at the number of students approaching US for education. China got a massive manpower and once students gets education from international institutions, they will definitely be capable of handling the off-shore businesses & assignments. It will definitely shake the India's current position in many services areas.

not only the bpo's malika china is trying to takeover india in all the major feilds and it's evidence is it's younger generation.you can find out now in all the overseas maximum students in best top 10 universities  are chinese i.e poppulation that is of chinese students which was one day indian's cup of tea so, in the power feilds also basically in power plants you can see maximum orders are placed to chinese based power companies, so if we are giving foods to there mouth then it is us who have to remove there waste.

It is not just BPOs but the entire ITES sector that needs to pull up its socks before it is too late. When this revolution started in India, we had two main advantages - English and a large pool of talent. On both fronts, we are losing ground. Enough empirical evidence is available to suggest that countries like the Philippines and Thailand are catching up too and not just China. These countries have Cultural, Administrative, Geographic and Economic advantages over India. As for trust, one has to only look at the overall macro-scenario in India and the mega scams occuring one after the other to realize we are moving towards a huge trust deficit. Unless we take measures on this front, and simultaneously invest heavily on education and innovation, we may find the sand slipping from under our feet sooner than we may care to imagine.