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Greymouse

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Nov 26, 2007 1:13 AM ET    Quote  Report Abuse
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Over the past year more and more business who are already using India are looking for alternatives and small business are still unable to access benefits of outsourcing.

Customers are still critical when it comes to accent and it seems like this problem of accent isn’t going away quickly....

So when will the small business be able to benefit from these resources, and a better question is how.

Originally outsourcing meant that a whole job had to be outsourced, and the destination of that job would be India.

However in this new generation of outsourcing other countries are opening up, Countries such as Fiji in the south pacific, providing their services to Australia called Nearshoring.

And it’s not whole jobs being outsourced but just a component. (The boring mundane tasks)
This increases retention rates of the current staff as they are now doing the enjoyable tasks of a day’s work.

The best example of this is that an accountant does not like doing reconciliation of bank statements, so just that one component is being outsourced.
Or just the initial contact of a live chat person on a website.

Our world is changing and the future means we wont have boarders.... When work can be completed across a VPN using VOIP connections, staff can really be any race, in any country, any time.

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