Options in Offshore Outsourcing from ITFlux

Aug. 19, 2010 - PRLog -- The offshore outsourcing industry has grown leaps and bounds in the last decade and the options available for customers have also increased.From innovative engagement models to customized packages and geographical preferences customers now have a whole list of possible options to choose from.

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Though India is the fore runner in Software outsourcing with some of the largest services corporations based there, other countries such as china, Vietnam, and European countries joining the bandwagon with commendable performances of delivery. Customers in US also have options through what now people call as near-shore where many companies based in South American countries have been providing similar services.

Again cost, accessibility, expertise, infrastructure, resource availability engagement preferences and business value all drive customers to choose one location over other. While this reason is purely a choice of the customer, it should be noted that India has headway from being one of the earliest offshore destinations and remains one of the largest.

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Many small and mid sized companies who have followed the paths of the big service companies have been able to grow tremendously adding value for their clients

In my opinion customers should weigh all options available before making a choice. And the best method will be to start small and grow as you proceed

In my experience I have seen customers use two different providers to test and end up with one. Some battles we have won while some we have lost. So the final choice rests with the customer who sees the value through his own eyes.

As in any initiative the kick start stage comes packaged with a set of known and some not that known challenges.

Before you even start overcoming the challenges what you need is a commitment to the idea of offshore. Just as they say before you want to go somewhere you need to imagine that you are there.

Since there are many companies benefiting from it and some not getting on well with it, you can assume that offshore is good when done properly and tuned to your needs. Once you take out the should I or should I not question out of your mind and decide that offshore is what you want to do, the challenges and overcoming them makes more relevance.

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