Is Outsourcing Dying or Thriving? (Part 3)
March 22, 2010
In part I of my article, I pointed out the reasons why outsourcing to India based on pure labor rate arbitrage faces significant obstacles to continued growth – and possibly even to future survival. On the other hand, outsourcing is clearly thriving – in India and around the world. How can we reconcile this?
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