At the tail end of outsourcing boom Wipro eyeing acquisitions in India
Harish Baliga
Oct. 18, 2006

Wipro Chairman Azim H. Premji said here on Wednesday that the company was on the lookout for strategic acquisitions in consumer care as well as in the IT sector in India to sustain its inorganic growth.

The outsourcing industry shows clear sign of collapse as American companies have automated their software processes and call centers are steadily getting replaced by the web based applications.

Indian IT body shoppers and so called call centers are in deep trouble. Their business is evaporating and will continue to do so in the coming years.

At the tail end of outsourcing boom Wipro eyeing acquisitions in India
Harish Baliga
It can devastating for the body shopper.
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Exports of polished diamonds and its jewellery will register a five per cent hike in 2006-07
Media Release
Exports of polished diamonds and its jewellery will register a five per cent hike in 2006-07 as buyers - especially those in the EU, the US and Middle East - are switching from gold due to their rising impurity levels.
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Google is not satisfied with low quality Sodtware Engineers in India - just mathematical orientation for writing algorithms is just not sufficient
Harish Baliga
Google is not the only one. Most American software companies with sophistication are not finding good enough software engineers in India.
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South Afreican cricketer Hershelle Gibbs appeared before its Crime Branch and confessed to receiving offers twice to underperform in ODIs
Media Release
During the 150 minute questioning session, which police said went in a manner they wanted, the 32-year-old star batsman accepted that he was doing only what his late captain Hansie Cronje wanted him to do.
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Chennai-based healthcare group Apollo Hospitals Enterprise Ltd today said it has signed a Joint Venture agreement with Germany's Deutsche Krankenversicherung AG (DKV)
Media Release
In a filing on the Bombay Stock Exchange the company said it signed the agreement with the German medical insurance company, under which Apollo Hospitals would invest 20 per cent in the equity capital of the proposed joint venture.
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Outsourcing can suffer from infrastructure deficit : PM Manmohan Singh concerned
Anil Rane
Outsourcing from India is suffering and will suffer much more because of infrastructure deficit. Indian Governmnets is planning to fulfill the gap.
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India looks for a 10% growth but the country may see negative growth in the next fifteen years
Shekar Maity
Things always happen contrary to expectations. This time it will not be any different.
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Chinese Institute of Chartered Accountants ready to challenge the big five accounting firms globally
Priti Hoslkar
The accounting outsourcing and doemstic use to drive Western influences back is the main catalyst behind the move.
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