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India leads global BPO growth |
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The outsourcing market in Asia Pacific grew substantially in 2007, fuelled primarily by increased demand from corporations based in India, say the latest TPI Index from sourcing advisory firm TPI.
Outsourcing in Asia Pacific saw its second Read More |
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Commentary |
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A jump in telecom CapEx in Asia |
 | Here's a picture of world-wide CapEx and Asia Pacific is in gold. And you can see that in 2008 there is a nice jump in Asia CapEx, telecom CapEx. And it continues. That is sparked mainly by China and India spending. So part of what is driving Read More |
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Focus |
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Corporate Network- Managed Security vs. In-House |
 | If you look at the amount of digital content created globally in 2007, the world actually created, give or take one or two, about 281 exabytes of content. So there's another byte term to learn today because I didn't know what a yottabyte was. I do Read More |
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MEF committed to APAC expansion |
 | MEF membership in he Asia-Pacific (APAC) region has grown significanly in 2008 – wih a new MEF board member from China Telecom and increased markeing aciviy and involvemen a APAC evens – according o Nan Chen, MEF Presiden. Inerviewed a Read More |
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Tech market |
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Domestic IT/ITeS market to cross Rs 1,00,000 cr mark in 2008 |
 | Indian domestic IT/ITeS market revenue is likely to touch Rs 1,10,000 crore in 2008, marking a 24 per cent growth, despite a decline in the IT spending worldwide, an industry study has indicated.
For the domestic IT/ITeS sector, year 2008 would Read More |
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E-Biz |
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Indian e-commerce market to expand to Rs 2,300 cr |
 | The number of internet users in India, now totalling more than 3.85 crore, indulged in commerce over the internet is likely to touch over five crore by the end of this fiscal, says a study.
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NetEvents |
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Business issues of an APAC netwrok service provider |
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Harley-Davidson was a leading provider of motorbikes in North rica. And within one decade, under the competition of Japanese companies in particular, their market share shrank to less than 10%. And actually the company, like most other North Read More
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