Outsourcing - BPO
The Benefits Of Outsourcing
The year 2005 is expected to be the year of "outsourcing".
In case this word is new to you, then prepare yourself to the
fact that this will be the buzz word of 2005.
Outsourcing is the act of exporting jobs to 3rd world countries,
for the benefit of saving on production and administration costs.
The most popular form of outsourcing to this day is IT outsourcing,
and the most popular countries where you can outsource IT jobs
to are Romania and India.
For example: your firm is spending a lot of money hiring programmers
to do some programming tasks and software writing that do not
need special skills. You decide to cut costs by exporting these
jobs to India, and let the same tasks be done by professional
Indians instead of Americans, because their labor rate is a lot
lower. This would easily save you money, sometimes up to 80%,
that you can spend on other primary jobs (e.g: marketing).
Outsourcing does not only help you save money, but also gives
you that push needed to walk and extra step towards winning the
competitive market.
Brian Taylor, CEO of Comfosoft Inc. says that outsourcing to
India helped his company “save more than $23,000 per month
on software programming and debugging. There are a lot of talented
Indians who can do the same job without getting paid a 5 figure
number.”
Today, and in the world of “online business”, and to
make things even easier for you, SupportUniverse.com (http://www.supportuniverse.com)
has launched a new marketplace where programmers meet recruiters.
All you need to do is post your project and let skilled workers
around the world compete to bid on delivering the best work for
the lowest cost and the shortest period of time. You can then
select the best offer.
Although some people oppose the idea of outsourcing, the fact
is that it is spreading like fever and it is becoming more and
more “mandatory” for those who want to succeed in the
internet world.
About The Author
Raymond Walsh, CEO of "Business 4 Pleasure", and monthly
printed newsletter targetting small and medium sized businesses.
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