About 40-41% of Indian outsourcing industry's business comes from banks and financial clients..

"The new pronouncements strengthens and clarifies previously followed processes and practices even further, particularly in the areas of governance, risk, security and compliance," said Keshav R Murugesh, Group CEO of business process outsourcing provider WNS. 

While companies have engaged with regulators for a long time, "this new level of formality means more attention from seniormost stakeholders on the clients' side", he said. About 40-41% of Indian outsourcing industry's business comes from banks and financial clients, Som Mittal, the outgoing president of the industry lobbyNasscom, told ET. 

Telecommuting Should Change America

 

America needs real solutions to the fluid job market.  Rural and small towns are subject to small economies with little growth opportunity.

 It is proven that telecommuting saves fuel and business overhead costs.  With virtualized desktop solutions and training, we have a secure American workforce at prices that rival today's off-shoring companies.  

Potential Bottom Line Impact or Return on Investment of the Widespread Adoption of Telework in the U.S.?

What Is the Potential Bottom Line Impact or Return on Investment of the Widespread Adoption of Telework in the U.S.? (updated August 2012)

• If those with compatible jobs and a desire to work from home did so just half the time (roughly the national average for those who do so regularly) the national savings would total over $700 Billion a year including:
• A typical business would save $11,000 per person per year
• The telecommuters would save between $2,000 and $7,000 a year
• The oil savings would equate to over 37% of our Persian Gulf imports
• The greenhouse gas reduction would be the equivalent of taking the entire New York State workforce permanently off the road.

Taken from Global Workplace Analytics

1. http://www.globalworkplaceanalytics.com/telecommuting-statistics

2. http://www.globalworkplaceanalytics.com/cut-oil

In-Sourcing America Technical and Billing Support

Why can't we create tech jobs using resources here in the US?

I do not understand.

We have needs for good technical and people skills.

So we outsource this to India and Asia?

Why not to small town America?