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Red Faces In France Over Olympic Mascots Made In China
But even though two French toymakers got the contract, the Paris Olympics committee said just eight percent of the mascots will be made in France -- from Chinese-produced materials -- and the remainder outsourced to China.
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Maharashtra State-Run Hospital Nurses On Indefinite Strike From Today
Over 15,000 nurses of state-run hospitals in Maharashtra will go on indefinite strike from Saturday to protest against the state government's decision to outsource recruitment of nurses to a private agency, their association said.
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Operation Panopticon: Hackers Breach Cameras at Tesla, Banks, Jails, and More
A US hacker collective claimed to have tapped into footage from 150,000 security cameras at banks, jails, schools, carmaker Tesla, and other sites to expose "the surveillance state."
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NADA Might Outsource Sample Collection For Upcoming Edition Of IPL
The BCCI came under NADA's ambit from the third quarter of 2019, making this year the first time that the agency will handle sample collection during the IPL
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Virus Upends Outsourcing as Firms 'Reshore', Embrace AI
Coronavirus is permanently shaking up the global outsourcing industry as lockdowns from Bengaluru to Manila prompt firms to "reshore" jobs and, with AI, to move further away from needing humans at all.
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Firms "Reshore" Jobs As COVID-19 Upends Outsourcing To India, Philippines
Coronavirus is permanently shaking up the global outsourcing industry as lockdowns from Bangalore to Manila prompt firms to "reshore" jobs and, with AI, to move further away from needing humans at all.
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ISRO Keen To Outsource Polar, Small Satellite Launch Vehicle
ISRO and its commercial wing Antrix today said they are willing to outsource manufacturing of Polar Satellite Launch Vehicle (PSLV) and the Small Satellite Launch Vehicle (SSLV) so that the space agency could focus on the proposed human space programme.
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Qatar Refuses To 'Outsource Foreign Policy' In Gulf Crisis
Qatar refuses to bow to Saudi-led demands to "outsource" its foreign policy to resolve the Gulf crisis, its government spokesman told AFP in an interview.
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Why Trump's Threats May Not Stop Offshoring Of US Jobs
Some companies said Trump's broadside was not sufficient to compel a change in plans.
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Xerox Names Ashok Vemuri As CEO Of Its BPO Business
Xerox Corp said on Tuesday Ashok Vemuri will become the chief executive of its business process outsourcing unit after the company splits into two publicly traded entities.
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Potato to Web: Internet Outsourcing in Pakistan's Mountainous North
After a landslide, Gulmit's farmers were unable to sell their potatoes. Their solution? Drag their Himalayan valley in Pakistan's far north into the Internet age.
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Staff Go on Indefinite Strike at London's National Gallery
Hundreds of staff at London's National Gallery today began an indefinite strike, the latest in a series of walkouts to protest at the outsourcing of some services to the private sector.
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India Outsources Chores as Servant Culture Shifts
A Mumbai based start-up "Get My Peon", is offering to do your chores and errands in a country traditionally reliant on full-time servants.
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India Outsources Chores as Domestic Help Culture Shifts
Need someone to pay your bills and pick up your shopping, take an elderly relative to hospital or deliver 26 presents to your girlfriend on her 26th birthday?
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Infosys projects weak Q4 sales, blames slowdown
Analysts said the revenue warning could also have implications for the rest of India's outsourcing sector.
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Red Faces In France Over Olympic Mascots Made In China
But even though two French toymakers got the contract, the Paris Olympics committee said just eight percent of the mascots will be made in France -- from Chinese-produced materials -- and the remainder outsourced to China.
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Maharashtra State-Run Hospital Nurses On Indefinite Strike From Today
Over 15,000 nurses of state-run hospitals in Maharashtra will go on indefinite strike from Saturday to protest against the state government's decision to outsource recruitment of nurses to a private agency, their association said.
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Operation Panopticon: Hackers Breach Cameras at Tesla, Banks, Jails, and More
A US hacker collective claimed to have tapped into footage from 150,000 security cameras at banks, jails, schools, carmaker Tesla, and other sites to expose "the surveillance state."
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NADA Might Outsource Sample Collection For Upcoming Edition Of IPL
The BCCI came under NADA's ambit from the third quarter of 2019, making this year the first time that the agency will handle sample collection during the IPL
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Virus Upends Outsourcing as Firms 'Reshore', Embrace AI
Coronavirus is permanently shaking up the global outsourcing industry as lockdowns from Bengaluru to Manila prompt firms to "reshore" jobs and, with AI, to move further away from needing humans at all.
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Firms "Reshore" Jobs As COVID-19 Upends Outsourcing To India, Philippines
Coronavirus is permanently shaking up the global outsourcing industry as lockdowns from Bangalore to Manila prompt firms to "reshore" jobs and, with AI, to move further away from needing humans at all.
-
ISRO Keen To Outsource Polar, Small Satellite Launch Vehicle
ISRO and its commercial wing Antrix today said they are willing to outsource manufacturing of Polar Satellite Launch Vehicle (PSLV) and the Small Satellite Launch Vehicle (SSLV) so that the space agency could focus on the proposed human space programme.
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Qatar Refuses To 'Outsource Foreign Policy' In Gulf Crisis
Qatar refuses to bow to Saudi-led demands to "outsource" its foreign policy to resolve the Gulf crisis, its government spokesman told AFP in an interview.
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Why Trump's Threats May Not Stop Offshoring Of US Jobs
Some companies said Trump's broadside was not sufficient to compel a change in plans.
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Xerox Names Ashok Vemuri As CEO Of Its BPO Business
Xerox Corp said on Tuesday Ashok Vemuri will become the chief executive of its business process outsourcing unit after the company splits into two publicly traded entities.
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Potato to Web: Internet Outsourcing in Pakistan's Mountainous North
After a landslide, Gulmit's farmers were unable to sell their potatoes. Their solution? Drag their Himalayan valley in Pakistan's far north into the Internet age.
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Staff Go on Indefinite Strike at London's National Gallery
Hundreds of staff at London's National Gallery today began an indefinite strike, the latest in a series of walkouts to protest at the outsourcing of some services to the private sector.
-
India Outsources Chores as Servant Culture Shifts
A Mumbai based start-up "Get My Peon", is offering to do your chores and errands in a country traditionally reliant on full-time servants.
-
India Outsources Chores as Domestic Help Culture Shifts
Need someone to pay your bills and pick up your shopping, take an elderly relative to hospital or deliver 26 presents to your girlfriend on her 26th birthday?
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Infosys projects weak Q4 sales, blames slowdown
Analysts said the revenue warning could also have implications for the rest of India's outsourcing sector.
