Comments on: On the Margins in India http://noccrit.com/Steveblog/2010/01/on-the-margins-in-india/ Not everything must be a CCrit. Wed, 17 Nov 2010 23:28:48 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.0.4 By: Subash Warrier http://noccrit.com/Steveblog/2010/01/on-the-margins-in-india/comment-page-1/#comment-2 Subash Warrier Sat, 09 Jan 2010 06:20:08 +0000 http://noccrit.com/Steveblog/?p=6#comment-2 There is also another phenomenon which I called the perpetually unconsummated status of an outsourcing relationship. When a company decides to do outsourcing it undergoes cost and pain which is training resources in another country. Then service provider comes upto speed to do adequate work. Please note company is getting billed all the while. At this moment of time service provider is happy and company is happy. Two years after this stage Company asks for innovation in lieu the eralier hiddent investment made to get the service provider capable of billing. What then pans out that zero innovations come out from the service provider. This plateaus the relationship. This is one problem most Service Providers have not been able solve. The biggies are most prominent in this list. There is also another phenomenon which I called the perpetually unconsummated status of an outsourcing relationship. When a company decides to do outsourcing it undergoes cost and pain which is training resources in another country. Then service provider comes upto speed to do adequate work. Please note company is getting billed all the while. At this moment of time service provider is happy and company is happy. Two years after this stage Company asks for innovation in lieu the eralier hiddent investment made to get the service provider capable of billing. What then pans out that zero innovations come out from the service provider. This plateaus the relationship.

This is one problem most Service Providers have not been able solve. The biggies are most prominent in this list.

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