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Asia Times Online :: China Business News - Beijing faces software outsourcing boom
Beijing faces software outsourcing
them specifically concerns software outsourcing.
near future and that the software outsourcing
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| Asia Times Online :: China Business News - Beijing Faces Software Outsourcing Boom - Asia Times Online :: China Business News - Beijing faces software outsourcing boom
Beijing faces software outsourcing
boom BEIJING - The software
outsourcing business of China's capital city
Outsourcing Industry says large outsourcing
Beijing's software and information service
outsourcing industry is developing sharply, with
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Aug 17, 2006
Beijing will grow at an annual combined rate of
40% in the next couple of years, reaching US$842
million by 2008, according to newly released
market research. The Research Report of
Beijing's Software and Information Service
enterprises with more than 10,000 employees and
sales volume exceeding US$100 million will emerge
by then. According to the report,
the market reaching $307 million in 2005, soaring
36.4% year-on-year. In 2005, the industry had
49.8% of its business from Japan, 45.5%
from
Europe and the United States and 4.7% from India,
Hong Kong and other countries and regions.
The proportion of business from Japan
shrank remarkably, while that from Europe and the
US grew rapidly. Software development projects
accounted for the biggest proportion of the total
business volume, hitting 39.9%. The whole industry
is gradually shifting toward the high-end of the
industrial chain. Data show that Beijing
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