Outsourcing White Papers
21st Century Innovation Hubs
Overview In the flat universe, technology innovation no longer follows the outsourced manufacturing model that actually pioneered the outsourcing wave. In place of models where products were designed in locations like the US and then mass produced in cost efficient locations like Mexico or China, in the new software model, software innovation itself follows a distributed computing model. Technology companies are realizing that to be truly global, they need to tap innovation "Springs" at many more locations, and often, close to their new high-growth markets. This means that the new hot spots of software innovation are Israel (where the trend was seen earliest), India and China.
| Publisher | Prayag Consulting | File Format | |
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| Date Published | July 2008 | ||
| Format | White Papers | ||
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