Tag Archives: outsourcing
Freelancer.com blasts into 2013 with six month revenue accelerating to over 100% year on year, up from 82% compound annually over the last four years
SYDNEY, May 11, 2013 /PRNewswire/ –Freelancer.com, the world’s largest outsourcing marketplace, today announced that Q1 2013 revenue was up 103% from 2012, from 300,000 projects and contests post… Continue reading
Offshore outsourcing ‘not always a negative thing’
Following the controversy over the Royal Bank of Canada’s outsourcing of jobs, some business experts and entrepreneurs are making a case for the practice, saying that increasing profit immediately by going off shore could lead to more Canadian jobs in the long term. Continue reading
How a 390-year-old family business avoids layoffs
The Avedis Zildjian Company has been making cymbals since the early 1600s. Bob Dotson visits the family-owned company, which retrains its workers instead of outsourcing their jobs Continue reading
Benefit Outsourcing Solutions Appoints Jennifer Jones as Chief Executive Officer
COMMERCE TOWNSHIP, MI — (Marketwire) — 02/23/13 — Benefit Outsourcing Solutions, Inc. (BOS) announced today that Jennifer Jones has been promoted to Chief Executive Officer Continue reading
China Mobile Selects ChinaSoft International for Display and Services Subsystem of Wireless City Centralized Operations Service Platform
BEIJING, Oct. Continue reading
Alorica Earns Spot on 2012 InformationWeek 500 List of Top Technology Innovators Across America / Alorica Analytics Recognized as Innovative Use of Technology
MONARCH BEACH, CA — (Marketwire) — 09/14/12 — Alorica, a leading provider of customer management outsourcing solutions, announced today that it made this year’s InformationWeek 500, an annual li… Continue reading
Cognizant Posts Revenue of $1.8B, Raises Full-Year Profit Forecast
The information technology services provider reported its net income rose to $251.9 million as demand for its outsourcing services climbed in the quarter. Continue reading
Insight: In Bangalore, a remake to avoid being "Bangalored"
BANGALORE (Reuters) – Rajesh Rao is among a handful of Indian entrepreneurs who may prevent the country’s software industry from getting “Bangalored”. The 41-year-old self-confessed geek runs Dhruva, a firm that sells content and services to global online game companies from a bungalow in a crowded suburb of a city that has come to embody outsourcing and the transfer of jobs from the West. But plain vanilla outsourcing – help desks and back office operations – is finding cheaper locations abroad Continue reading
