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Different Strokes for Different Companies: Outsourcing vs. Captives
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As the use of offshore outsourcing matures, an increasing number of organizations are selecting Captive Centers. Typically which is driven by a detailed financial analysis, Captive Centers can appear to be an easy decision, but execution can be challenging. So the focus is on corporate decision making strategy relative to 3rd party vs. captive offshore operations. Using current market research, a review of current trends related to internal captive vs. 3rd party outsourcing operations . The comparative risks, benefits and disadvantages of an offshore Captive vs. Outsourcing; prevalent business models in Outsourcing and Captives; and latest trends - are companies cashing out of their captives? Can Captives compete on talent and costs. there are many a question to be answered.... so Let us discuss here on this platform.
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Dhananjay Zalte
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I think,merging two technologies will definitely give a refined output
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Leena Pawar
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No according to me they should not merge. There are possibilities for any one of the company to loose its identity. But what Jagadeesh said is correct to survive they must merge but not with a company which can take its identity. So if they want...
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Satwinder Singh
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If Sun has to merge with Oracle, it's an opportunity for Sun to prove it's existence and stand as par with the brands like Microsoft. So merging with Oracle is no doubt a good idea, where both can share their Security features and produce a...
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Devendra Rathore
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This will help US / Europe companies to reduce cost and help countries like India to create more job opportunities.
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Dr Tamma Gangadhara rao
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Investment in a basket of more debt insutruments and less equities of captive companies is prudent rather confining to one company which is more risk prone.
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Anoop Dhopte
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The organizations that use their captive centers not just for engineering but also for support functions such as marketing, finance and human resources see a larger cost savings. Most technology organizations spend around 50% to 60% on sales and...
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Aman Verma Verma
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Is Closing 200 Positions for Tibco poosible within 4 months
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Full Number portability could impact ARPU and CHURN
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Do not think NP will impact current business philosophy.
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Abraham Paul
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"Full Number portability could impact ARPU and CHURN"
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ARPU improvement will become rather a collective effort than individually for each Service Provider. Availability of generally used VAS by subscribers across the ported networks could become a deciding factor on change in ARPU eitherway. Number...
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Jyoti Kapoor
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No third party jobs are not good and secure. Because your are not directly interacting with the source party. You will not be aware of what is the agreement with them. So in many cases people get cheated. So don't prefer third party jobs......
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K. NARAYAN
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I think outsourcing is good. You have to agree that in today's world , there is always someone out there who can do it better than you. Your job is to identify that agency , and get them to do it at a lower cost , in a timely manner. If you can...
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Goverrnment decision though late, is in the right direction.
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Not much practical; and can also delay telecom growth.
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Abraham Paul
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Government should be firm to make it happen. It has multiple benefits, in the area of security, saving of foreign exchange, earning foreign exchange from exports , anciliary industries, employment generation etc,. The current decision is...
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Nitin M Aras
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Yes very true Paul .... it is required to have a etter connectivity in urban and rural areas as well .... agreed
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N Sathish
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Companies are taking benefit from this. One way you can say them that they are arrogant because they feel that employee will work even if you do anything with them. Its true. See you
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umesh kaushik
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Hi, We should not say 'Arrogant', but we can say that companies are feeling luckier this time because there is a large pool of talent waiting for jobs for average salaries. Thanks...
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Wired & Wireless convergence on OF backbone & WiMax end link.
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Selling spectrum by auction is the only way for 3G Multimedia
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Chandra Prakash Agrawal
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"Selling spectrum by auction is the only way for 3G Multimedia"
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selling spectrum and give companies opportunity to have competition, great technology, great value , great implementation need Marketing . Let this technology reach everyone ........
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P. Abraham Paul
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Please read my posting about poor business viability of 3G for multimedia telecom exclusively and comments about impropriety of 3G auction in toostep.com a year back or so. I said these 10 years back and very few happen to appreciate my views....
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American president Barack Obama wants to end tax breaks that he thinks lead US companies to shift jobs to developing countries like India. Indian analysts fear this will hit foreign investment and jobs in India. These fears are overblown. Indeed, the tax changes may unwittingly facilitate the takeover of US firms by Indian ones, showing once again that protectionism ultimately hits the protectionist. The US imposes corporate tax on the global income of its companies, not just their US earnings. US companies have long protested that this made them uncompetitive in low-tax countries. To reduce this disadvantage, the US made profits earned abroad tax-free, until repatriated to the US. This tax...
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Navneet Gupta
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Imposing tax on US based companies by US govt. will definetly stop or reduce job outsourcing towards India. So how can these companies will grow in India, if they don't have any job to offer. Their growth rate will decrease drastically. This will...
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Pragya Kothari
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Nice insight Sanjay, yes this might work for us as the tax law proposed by Obama is indeed giving edge to the Indian companies over their foreign counterparts like IBM and Accenture....
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