Month: May 2003

Heralding the arrival of 4G 4G mobile telelcom technologies combine Wi-Fi-style Internet access with the blanket coverage, and fewer base-stations, of a mobile network, says The Economist. And companies like…

Congresswoman probing use of Indian IT workers by US insurance firms According to a report in The Hartford Courant, Connecticut Republican Congresswoman Nancy Johnson has requested five leading American insurance…

Bank of America tech worker’s suicide linked to offshore outsourcing Naturally, the “3-m plus-US jobs-to-be-lost” Forrester Research study figures prominently in the reports about the suicide. Here are some extracts…

Now, the UK’s Telegraph worries about loss of local jobs While the topic of the “backlash” is getting quite boring, what makes The Telegraph article reasonably interesting is that a)…

Why the critics of offshore outsourcing should relax: Conference Board I *finally* came across an article that places the much bandied-about Forrester Research numbers (saying 3 million+ Americans will jobs…

“What did you do during the 2000s?” : Seth Godin Permission marketing guru Seth Godin is back to liven up entrepreneurs and other risk-takers with a new article in Fast…

Is a Wi-Fi bubble building? BusinessWeek examines whether Wi-Fi technology is headed the way of the tulips and the “dotcoms”. The article sees the sector receiving “excess investment based on…

Why Warburg Pincus finds the BPO business attractive Some interesting extracts from an Knowledge@Wharton interview with Wolfe Strouse managing director at global private equity firm Warburg Pincus which has invested…

US, Australian states to pay cos. to keep jobs local eFunds to open center in New Jersey, shift jobs from Mumbai Financial services-focussed BPO firm eFunds Corp. is to shift…