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Studies have shown Outsourcing provides the cost savings to the client ranges from 30% to 80% of the normal cost of producing product in the U.S. Although much of the cost savings is immediate; some of the cost savings is realized over time as less space, staff and infrastructure is need to produce more products. Cost-cutting may not be the only reason to outsource, but it's certainly a major factor. Outsourcing converts fixed costs into variable costs, releases capital for investment elsewhere in your business, and allows you to avoid large expenditures in the early stages of your business.

Hiring and training staff for short-term or peripheral projects can be very expensive and temporary employees don't always live up to your expectations. Outsourcing lets you focus your human resources where you need them most.

Handling the same project in-house might involve taking weeks or months to hire the right people, train them, and provide the support they need. A good outsourcing firm has the resources to start a project right away. It also helps you in focusing on your core business.

U.S. and India have an average 12-hour time zone difference; This can provide a virtual 24-hour office to a client in the U.S. Lately, this concept has worked wonders for large projects and also for projects involving remote software maintenance using video conferencing.

Experts predict that , compared to other competing countries such as China, Ireland, Israel, and the Philippines, India will continue to dominate as the preferred off shore country; “30% to 50% of administration cost is saved by setting up an operation in India”.

Tamil Nadu is a pioneer in IT and software services, and has a 100 percent digital exchange network, and is the landing point for two submarine cables; it has the potential to garner a major chuck of the ITES business.

“Chennai has overtaken Bangalore to become the back office capital of India, thanks to the city’s good infrastructural facilities and quality of human resources” said Kiran Karnik, president, National Association of Software and Services Companies (NASSCOM).