Friday 29 June 2012

Outsourcing and the Future

Dual target of any business, specially the newly created one, is to get access to global talent and cut extra cost. Outsourcing, as it has turned out, enables both of these possibilities. However, this globalization has been concerning a number of companies as well. And the major concern is quality of the work. While offshoring can prove to be a gateway to talent you are unable to acquire locally, it is a blind leap too, and you might end up in a mess. In order to avoid that, it is suggested that you make a thorough research of the market and make sure you know the BPO services and its employees before handing over your work.

Majority of the companies prefer outsourcing back office services, which are considered as non-core, so that more time and effort can be spent on core activities that are required for the growth of the business. Moreover, offshoring back office tasks saves a lot of capital that can be saved and invested in future. In the nearest of the future, outsourcing is going to become one of the most common business practices. Many countries have taken a leap into the world of outsourcing recently too.

Initially, the whole concept of offshoring started from India and Philippines where a number of companies started to offer services online. This trend has been carried out further to countries within South Asia such as Pakistan, Sri Lanka and China. In the near future, rumors are that countries such as Bahrain are also going to turn towards outsourcing, especially because of the demand of their accent formed because of Khaleeji Arabic. To get away from the dependency on oil, the country is taking steps in promoting its knowledge based industry. So, on the whole future of outsourcing looks pretty much bright.

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