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Aug 18, 2004 · 1 min read
Offshore Project Management : What a PM feels? (Part I)
There are many factors influencing the day-to-day activities in a very active offshore project. There are several things that need attention. And they need attention at all times. Right from the beginning in the project there are certain stakeholders in the project that needs the ultimate attention in the project. And their stakes are always high. And a PM needs to watch that- all the time.
Aug 14, 2004 · 1 min read
Nearshore progression past & present: Destination Canada
In past and recent developments - the nearshore progression has moved along as well - despite the offshore raves. Canada - offers competitiveness and might not be the ideal outsource partner for saving's beyond 20% but still the "maple leaf" offers a lot more than the conventional destinations like India and China.
Jun 29, 2004 · 1 min read
Open Source: Today and Tomorrow
It all started from developer to developer, and now its going from corporate to corporate and now even from government to their other government departments. There is a growing love for Open Source and its wide and clear. To understand things more clearly in a detailed perspective John Carroll recently wrote a series of articles on Open Source, which is interesting and at the same time informative:
Jun 28, 2004 · 1 min read
East outsourcing jobs back to West
This story brings out focus on some of the Indian-Offshore giants coming to the US next neighbour Canada and setting their roots there. For anybody who's unaware of the potential which the Indian industry has to offer clearly can get some idea in this story. For India itself a great amount of work is left to be done. Company's like IBM, Microsoft, Oracle, GE, Accenture aren't setting up their offices and creating development centers there for offshoring work of US or Europen markets; in fact, the great deal of work is going to come vice-versa back to US/Canada for that matter. So all the hoopla about 'our' jobs being stolen might have a second tune to it. As for right now one needs to wait and watch the ball rolling.
Jun 27, 2004 · 1 min read
East outsourcing jobs back to West
This story brings out focus on some of the Indian-Offshore giants coming to the US next neighbour Canada and setting their roots there. For anybody who's unaware of the potential which the Indian industry has to offer clearly can get some idea in this story. For India itself a great amount of work is left to be done. Company's like IBM, Microsoft, Oracle, GE, Accenture aren't setting up their offices and creating development centers there for offshoring work of US or Europen markets; in fact, the great deal of work is going to come vice-versa back to US/Canada for that matter. So all the hoopla about 'our' jobs being stolen might have a second tune to it. As for right now one needs to wait and watch the ball rolling.
Jun 23, 2004 · 1 min read
Canadian businesses not inclined to use offshore outsourcing
In a recent story - Canadian businesses are not immediately thinking of offshore outsourcing for IT enabled services. Part of the reason is political scenario with in Canada as well as in its neighborhood country US, and part of the reason is that the normal business process is not that overwhelming in the economy right now; and, couple of sectors of the industry are expecting a decrease in the demand for outsourcing.
Jun 05, 2004 · 1 min read
Contents are back
Finally I was able to retrieve some back up of my old site; hence, uploaded it right away. More to come soon. And starting with new ones as well. © Manoj Khanna/Open Source World/rapidblog.com 2003, 2004, 2005, 2006, 2007, 2008, 2009 Powered by Dextrus Prosoft, Inc.
Jun 01, 2004 · 1 min read
Welcome to RapidBlog.com
Finally I'm taking this seriously. Finally I've come back. RapidBlog.com was started in the winter of 2003. The site was hosted at a very affordable host - hence - went down a couple of times; lost contents at times; unfortunately, without any backups. I'm tired of the hosting service, but can't do anything as I paid a year full in advance and now they ('the-hosting-company') won't refund me. So, I say, what the heck. Let it be. Another ordeal for couple of months but this time I'll make sure I've all my proper back ups.
May 10, 2003 · 1 min read
Open Source. To be or not to be.
There is a big debate about whether to consider using open source softwares - across the industry be it government - state or local, corporation large or mid-sized. The past two decades have been a thrilling expeirence for some companies who made billions on top of what what they could actually make. The illiteracy of the ignorant mind and the colored contours of the fancy e-world did most of the harm. Money spent and the money saved are two different issues.