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We can
offer higher quality because we employ highly trained people in India
and often more than one person to look at your project. For example,
we can employ a person trained in electronics and a person trained in
English to look at the manual of an electronics product, so that we
get both the technical specifications as well as the style and grammar
of the language right.
To get two professionals to look at a project and pay them for it
would be prohibitively expensive in many countries. We can do that in
India because its talent pool is large and reasonably priced.
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Second
largest English-speaking population in the world, just after the US
and ahead of Britain, Australia or Canada.
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255 of
the Fortune 500 corporations outsourcing their services to India.
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India
has been rated as the most attractive destination for offshore
business processing by global consultancy A T Kearney.
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Abundant, high-quality, cost-effective, competitive manpower. Over
100,000 IT professionals added each year.
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India's
IT Industry is now worth $14 billion and growing at the rate of 50%
p.a.
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Exports
$12 billion; exports target for 2008 - $60 billion, to be 35% of
India's total exports.
Notes on Indian Economy
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India
is the 4th largest economy in the world, in terms of purchasing power
parity (PPP). India is also the tenth most industrialized economy in
the world.
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India
has political stability and there is broad consensus on reforms.
Liberal and transparent foreign investment regime.
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India
has a strong and independent judicial system.
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India
offers among the highest rates of returns on investment. Profitability
of US investments in India: 19.33% in 2000 (according to US Department
of Commerce)
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