Titlebook: Building a Future with BRICs; The Next Decade for Mark Kobayashi-Hillary Book 2008 Springer-Verlag Berlin Heidelberg 2008 BPO.BRICs.Inform

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An IT Giant Goes Globale picture is worse when it comes to Brazil’s IT sector, which is surprisingly close in size to India’s in revenue terms. Nonetheless the Brazilian economy, and particularly its IT sector, is clearly important enough to merit the same attention as China, India, and Russia when studying the world’s leading developing economies.

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Reflecting on the Future to Understand the PresentRIC countries. There are a lot of examples and arguments proving that both the points of view have the right and ground to exist. Brazil’s “golden age” has been predicted since the middle of the 20. century and unfortunately still remains only a prospect, while Japan’s and South Korea’s astonishing growth rates exceeded all expectations.

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Sourcing Without Borders — Sourcing in a Flattening Worldon of the economic, technological, demographic and regulatory forces that have shaped these industries in the past decade. Concurrently, these forces are altering the shape of the global economy, causing it to become flatter — to paraphrase Thomas Friedman’s bestselling book ..

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Conclusionnations. In summary, what can be concluded from the contributions of the authors contained in this volume? I’d like to briefly take a moment to examine some of the key points raised by these essays, quoting a point of interest raised by each author.

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Tarja Knuuttila,Andrea LoettgersFor the past 15 years, outsourcing applications to developing countries has been a major industry trend in the USA and Western Europe. Today, it is obvious to most companies and observers that outsourcing is here to stay. In the 1990s, TCS, Infosys, Wipro and the likes expanded rapidly to make India the world leader of IT offshoring.

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