Pramod Bhasin, boss of the biggest BPO firm, Genpact, agrees there is a "tremendous amount of innovation", but argues that, with margins of 25-30%, his firm is not undercharging.Demand-ledFor the time being, however, this seems a side issue.
Undoubtedly, greens and industry will continue to tussle over the future of fracking in California — but the point for the moment is that all of this seems a side issue in the context of the drought.
"So every time the government announces even a major reform, it seems a side issue; that instead of addressing the debt or that kind of major problem, they are going about with eyes closed".
eBooks may seem a side-issue – even in the US they account for only an estimated nine per cent of book sales – but their popularity will surely grow.
There is so much wrong with the privatisation of the NHS that the contractual nitty-gritty may seem like a side issue.
Compared to Phoenix's other heat and water woes, the demise of Arizona's forests may seem like a side issue, whose effects would be noticeable mainly in the siltation of reservoirs and the destabilization of the watersheds on which the city depends.
He said: "We played some brilliant football but that seemed to be a side issue with all the nonsense that went on.
Because without a climate change seat at the cabinet table, it's easy to see how a habitable climate so often seems to be a side issue for this government.
Although fatigue crack propagation and fracture cause a large part of failure events in industrial practice, fracture mechanics in failure analysis seems to be still a side issue.
In all the protest and debate over the Guardian's disclosures of widespread personal communications surveillance and the nine-hour detention of David Miranda at Heathrow airport, an odd theme has kept recurring, something that must seem to many like a side issue.
