PRLog (Press Release) -
Jul. 11, 2012 - The Obama VS Romney ongoing outsourcing war continues to build heat as Obama is accused for not taking proper steps in preventing job loss in the United States. The war has been going on for a while now, as Obama blames Romney for outsourcing American jobs to third world companies and being the reason for a great decrease in jobs for American citizens. He claims that he believes in insourcing rather than outsourcing. In a series of television ads, Obama has been continuously accusing Romney on being a corporate raider. Currently, the overseas job outsourcing issue is in the limelight of presidential election campaign, and the attacks and counterattacks from both parties continue.
In the past few years a large number of the companies within the Unites States have chosen to offshore their work to various business process outsourcing companies such as
http://www.kayasystems.com/business-process-outsourcing-b..., especially in South Asian countries. Mitt Romney being the rival Republican rival of Obama; is being accused of outsourcing jobs to China, Mexico and India during his tenure as the governor. However, Obama’s attacks have back fired a little recently. According to a study held by U.S. Bureau of Economic Analysis, majority of the rising companies within the United States did not hire local staff and outsourced majority of the work to third world countries, while the government took no actions.
However, the question still remains the same. Is outsourcing good for America or not? While it is said that the process is killing American jobs, it is also a fact that companies couldn’t have survived in the dying economy without the help of outsourcing, and sinking of these businesses could have resulted in a bigger loss of jobs within the country. There are many jobs that have in-house staff that wouldn’t have existed had the companies not taken the cost cutting steps through outsourcing.
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Kaya Systems creates solutions to client challenges by leveraging technology and business process expertise. Their strength lies in ability to combine onshore and offshore resources to deliver quality solution at the best possible price. Their portfolio of services includes Business Process Outsourcing (BPO) and Knowledge Process Outsourcing (KPO); Technology; Consulting; and Small Business services. They can be contacted @ 1-706-534-2284, or via fax @ 66-342-9582 or through website at:
http://www.kayasystems.com/
