India's Outsourcing Industry To Grow By 32 Percent

r a write-up on Computer Partners "India's softwaremanagement consulting firm McKinsey & Co. and
and services exports are estimated to grow by 32NASSCOM was upbeat about the prospects for
percent to US$23.4 billion" in the fiscal year endingIndia's outsourcing industry. India can sustain its global
March 31, according to data released Thursday by theleadership position in offshoring, and grow its IT and
National Association of Software and ServiceBPO industries at an annual rate of over 25 percent to
Companies (NASSCOM).generate export revenues of about $60 billion in 2010,
IT services, including software development, arethe report said. Some keywords related to this are :
expected to contribute $13.2 billion to exports in theOutsourcing software development to India,
current fiscal year, while business process outsourcingoutsourcing software industry, it outsourcing India,
(BPO) and call centers are likely to contribute $6.3application development outsourcing, outsourcing India,
billion, according to NASSCOM in Delhi. Engineeringoffshore outsourcing to India
services, research and development (R&D)Off-shoring / Outsourcing is an in the face reality of
services, and product development work arethe 21st century, but fewer than 200,000 American
expected to contribute another $3.9 billion.jobs lost to India in a presidential election year
The total Indian software and services industry,experiencing a low job growth has proven highly
including sales to the domestic market, is estimated tocontroversial. Yet, more and more stock market
grow during the fiscal year by about 31 percent toanalysis to computer software development and
US$29.5 billion.troubleshooting service jobs are being off-shored /
Employment in the country's software and servicesoutsourced by US companies to India and other
sector is likely to reach 1.3 million by March 31,low-wage countries. Clearly, it makes economic sense
according to NASSCOM, of which about 922,000 areto pay middle-class salaries rangingfrom $2,000 to
employed in the export sector.$7,000 a year in these countries, opposed to paying
India's outsourcing industry is riding a boom inthe same amount per month for the same work in
outsourcing. A report released in December byUSA.