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Wednesday, 18 June 2008

Is India slowing down?

S. Ramadorai, the chief executive of Tata Consultancy Services (TCS), the biggest offshore outsourcing company in India, has told reporters at an OECD conference that the offshore outsourcing market is slowing down.

Ramadorai was talking to journalists at the OECD ministerial meeting on the future of the internet economy. He predicted that the industry in India would grow by 20-22 per cent this coming year – compared to about 25 per cent last year.

That’s still not bad, but what I find interesting is that everyone in the industry seems to be talking up the opportunities for offshoring in a recession. Most of the Indian offshoring companies are talking about the opportunities presented by a more cost-conscious business environment. So how come TCS is taking the opposite view?

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Well, I think India is not going to slow down at this very moment as there are so many jobs being outsourced to India.
The only reason that may derail the fast growing Indian economy would be if the inflation rate in India keep increasing its already over 11% which is really scary..

What I think is if US economy collapses - there will be no work for IT companies in India... as simple as that...

True if the US economy collapses completely then its going to be disaster all around the world i guess...
Do any of you think this would happen?

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