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| Print: The Chronicle: 4/7/2006: Technology Companies Bring Outsourcing Home - It is one of several companies setting up operations in rural areas to
Print: The Chronicle: 4/7/2006: Technology Companies Bring Outsourcing Home
http://chronicle.com/weekly/v52/i31/31a04301.htm
From the issue dated April 7, 2006
Technology Companies Bring Outsourcing Home
New enterprises set up shop in college towns, creating jobs for students and graduates
By DAN CARNEVALE
Greenville, N.C.
A company hoping to stem the tide of technology jobs heading
overseas has found a new source of relatively inexpensive educated
labor — small college towns.
The company, Rural Sourcing Inc., is working with five colleges in
three states to set up office parks where locally hired employees are
building computer applications and Web services for its clients. The
idea is that jobs, instead of going to India, could go to Indiana.
Although Rural Sourcing is young, small, and has not turned a profit
yet, it appears to be growing fast while gaining national recognition.
cut costs and keep technology jobs in the United States. And colleges
in those areas benefit from a nearby employer to provide on-the-job
experience for students and graduates in information technology.
Kathy B. White, president of Rural Sourcing and a former professor,
says partnerships with colleges that make available a pool of skilled
students and graduates are key to its success.
"There are so many different initiatives about rural development,
but none of them pull together the university component," Ms. White
says. "If there's no pipeline of computer grads, it probably would not
work for us."
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