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In an analysis of the Indian outsourcing industry, a research company concludes the big three are outdistancing their rivals. Their market share increased more than four per cent last year

The pros and cons of outsourcing laptop support, with a link to a Canadian perspective on this issue.

After more than five years of operation, Pilipinas Teleserv Inc. is finally expanding its business overseas. But the Filipino-owned call centre operator, which has anchored its business on Philippine-based clients -- primarily the government -- is not too keen on looking for foreign investors or expanding as rapidly as the bigger, foreign-owned players.

Microsoft Corp. is planning a number of moves that will increase and potentially consolidate its development activities in India, according to company officials and sources.

Huawei Technologies India Pvt. Ltd., the research and development (R&D) subsidiary in Bangalore of Shenzhen, China-based network solutions provider, Huawei Technologies Co. Ltd., is planning to increase the number of engineers at its facility from the current 550 to about 2,000 by the year 2005, according to James Yuan, chief operating officer of Huawei India. The company is adding 250 engineers during this year.