Sentence examples for outsourcing destination from inspiring English sources

Pyongyang has trained an army of élite software engineers at its top universities, with the hope of becoming an outsourcing destination for information technology, just as it is for animation.

Next to the precinct-stomping, laser-eyed behemoth that is its Japanese uncle (worth nearly a quarter of a billion in international sales in 2005) the Korean industry seemed to have settled for second-class status: a key outsourcing destination for the hard grind on US shows such as Family Guy and Justice League Unlimited.

But it did address CIOs' perceptions of which countries represented an information security threat as an outsourcing destination.

These are both technology-driven and labour-intensive fields, and they have seen India become more and more popular as an outsourcing destination for overseas firms.

Southeast Asia is the second-largest outsourcing destination in the world, but a new company called Supahands wants to help locals by bringing virtual assistants to the region.

While Sweden's criticism are typical of its anti-protectionist stance, Topolanek is concerned that French carmakers will pull out of manufacturing in the Czech Republic, a popular outsourcing destination whose economy relies heavily on the carmaking industry.

Nations like India that benefited enormously as outsourcing destinations are suddenly themselves now becoming outsourcers.

Its relatively good communications network had brought investment into businesses such as call centres, challenging Francophone north African countries as outsourcing destinations for France.

Industry sources suggest that Vietnam is currently among the top five outsourcing destinations in Asia.

India is outsourcing outsourcing.

"Greetings from Robotistan, outsourcing's cheapest new destination," wrote HfS Research, an outsourcing blog.The economics of Robotistan are certainly compelling.