Offshore outsourcing is
a time-tested way of saving on cost that almost every multinational
company has accepted and used. Outsourcing the business processes in an
emerging economy enable them to create the infrastructure and get the labor at
a much cheaper price, than their native country.
Once India used to top
the list of nations preferred for outsourcing, but that is changing. With the
India’s economy reaching new highs every year, even surpassing the China in the
race. In this growing economy where youth is getting better prospects
than before and with middle class getting more and more empowered, the low
labor cost might soon disappear. Foreseeing this, outsourcing companies are
looking for new destinations to outsource to. And they are eyeing the
Vietnam.
Vietnam’s economy
quietly slipping, with the worst drought in the last decade
country is far below the ambitious GDP aim it had set for itself. It’s becoming
the next hot destination for offshore outsourcing. With Vietnam’s talent pool
increasing in technical areas and modern tech infrastructure, as well as
its reasonable rates, mean it’s catching the attention of tech companies
big and small.
“The Vietnamese have a
very strong desire to work with other parts of the world because they value the
positive flow of money and funding coming into their country,” said Anna
Frazzetto, chief digital officer and senior vice president at recruiting firm
Harvey Nash. “All the big players are setting up their own facilities. If the
companies that are the gold standard in technical competency are setting up
house in Vietnam that says a lot about the technical talent Vietnam is
offering.”
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