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Hemant Puthli
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Excerpt from a Gartner report: The 10 leading countries in Asia Pacific included the undisputed leader in offshore services India, with China remaining the greatest challenger in terms of potential scale. Read more here -Â http://www.gartner.com/...
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Hemant Puthli
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India’s areas of competitive advantage (beyond wage arbitrage) are scale and process maturity. Other destinations simply cannot match the ability of Indian companies to offer large pools of talent to dip into (in terms of breadth as well as depth) or...
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Hemant Puthli
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"Yes"
| 2 years ago
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It would be useful to focus on the question we are debating, since people seem to be missing the point. The point is not whether Indian IT services industry is bigger or better than China's - the point is: of all the rivals that India has, is...
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Debate: "Is China India's biggest rival in IT services?" deleted from your view.
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Yes
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Hemant Puthli
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"Yes"
| 2 years ago
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Excerpt from a Gartner report: The 10 leading countries in Asia Pacific included the undisputed leader in offshore services India, with China remaining the greatest challenger in terms of potential scale. Read more here -Â http://www.gartner.com/...
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Hemant Puthli
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India’s areas of competitive advantage (beyond wage arbitrage) are scale and process maturity. Other destinations simply cannot match the ability of Indian companies to offer large pools of talent to dip into (in terms of breadth as well as depth) or...
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Hemant Puthli
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"Yes"
| 2 years ago
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It would be useful to focus on the question we are debating, since people seem to be missing the point. The point is not whether Indian IT services industry is bigger or better than China's - the point is: of all the rivals that India has, is...
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Debate: "Is China India's biggest rival in IT services?" deleted from your view.
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Yes
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Hemant Puthli
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"Yes"
| 2 years ago
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Excerpt from a Gartner report: The 10 leading countries in Asia Pacific included the undisputed leader in offshore services India, with China remaining the greatest challenger in terms of potential scale. Read more here -Â http://www.gartner.com/...
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Hemant Puthli
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India’s areas of competitive advantage (beyond wage arbitrage) are scale and process maturity. Other destinations simply cannot match the ability of Indian companies to offer large pools of talent to dip into (in terms of breadth as well as depth) or...
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Hemant Puthli
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"Yes"
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It would be useful to focus on the question we are debating, since people seem to be missing the point. The point is not whether Indian IT services industry is bigger or better than China's - the point is: of all the rivals that India has, is...
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Debate: "Is China India's biggest rival in IT services?" deleted from your view.
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Brandi Chapman
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"No"
| 1 year ago
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If I am seeing AOL Logos broadcasted on this site and other sites and places, and seeing how they did practically owned the Internet(even though it was Dial Up) for several years they are still in business and competing well,how I have yet to...
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Hemant Puthli
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How do you propose that "one stop inventing mobile phones"? By passing a law? I think it is impractical to talk about stopping invention in any sphere - it is something that will always continue. What we probably need is more and better standards and...
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Sonal Singh
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"Yes"
| 2 years ago
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I think yes, they should stop, I mean not completely but atleast take a breather for a while and let Infrastructure catch up first, as Infrastructure to support these phones are not great at the moment, and with so many different forms of OS in...
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Debate: "Stop Inventing Mobile Phones" deleted from your view.
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Sarangpani
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| 2 years ago
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No I am not agree with you. b'coz basically all these equipments works on digital technology. The instrument which could define 0 and 1 could do definitely. whethers its hight end graphic rich or a basic sms sending capable cell phones, then the...
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Hemant Puthli
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Mobile will be an important platform no doubt, but not the recruiting platform of choice, in the foreseeable future. The human element is a critical component of the recruiting process and being 'high-touch' in nature, cannot be adequately supported...
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sumitra dutta
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I know that mobile Internet is growing rapidly but it cannot serve as a platform for recruitment. There are many drawbacks like not all phone support that application, less interactive and consumes more time. Most of the people in India use basic...
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Debate: "Is mobile going to become the recruitment platform of choice? " deleted from your view.
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