Ed Frauenheim: Will China dominate outsourcing’s future?

Posted by | Apr 13, 2005

From CNET News:

After a run of stunning good fortune, India’s tech community finds itself dealing with a looming challenge from a flourishing Chinese economy. Just as American companies saw jobs disappear to less-expensive venues in India, China has begun to figure as an alternative for the practice of shipping tech tasks offshore…

CNET News.com recently spoke with Sudip Banerjee, president of enterprise solutions at Wipro Technologies, about the relative cost of software operations and other issues surrounding the future of outsourced tech work in China.

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