Wednesday, October 10, 2007
How is Outsourcing Beneficial to Bangalore?
The true silicon valley in India, Bangalore is made up of a small world of digital phenomenon. It's the ultimate computer city that is number one in outsourcing and industrialization. As clearly explained by Thomas Friedman, yes it is apart of the economy to use cheap labor and produce a number of goods and services. However, if Bangalore is one of the prime places for production success in the U.S, what is going to happen to the economy when more investors multiply? More investors means growth of the city and more space acquired. When things such as light and water are still a necessity for India, are these investors willing to contribute to the infrastructure and development for the city? Will they drawback in accommodating these luxuries for the city? Eventually, how far will outsourcing go from Bangalore if this occurs.
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A good post.
The Indian government and local government will have to improve the infrastructure of Banglore if they intend to continue to compete for global investment. Explosive growth requires planning and investment to keep the corporate elite happy. American cities are in this same competitive situation. How will our urban infrastructure match up to other global cities?
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The Indian government and local government will have to improve the infrastructure of Banglore if they intend to continue to compete for global investment. Explosive growth requires planning and investment to keep the corporate elite happy. American cities are in this same competitive situation. How will our urban infrastructure match up to other global cities?
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