Seen that? - Ernst & Young: Indian Pharmaceutical Industry Holds a Competitive Advantage

Filed in archive Best of on February 17, 2010

Ernst & Young: Indian Pharmaceutical Industry Holds a Competitive Advantage The Outsourcing Weblog

Global consulting firm Ernst & Young said that India's pharmaceutical outsourcing sector has a solid competitive advantage in global pharmaceutical innovation, patenting, manufacturing and regulation. Ernst's & Young's 'Progressions 2005' said, "India is becoming an integral part of the pharma value chain, as large global pharma companies continue to increase their sourcing of APIs, offshoring of clinical development and partnering with domestic companies for new product development and marketing in India." [...] Read More


Competitive Advantage Means Outsourcing The Outsourcing Weblog

More and more industry are indulging themselves with outsourcing as they realize that outsourcing would be a great tool for a competitive advantage over other companies. The latest industry to realize (and admit) that they are outsourcing most of their back office workis the bank industry particularly international banks. Sameera Anand recently wrote an article which was focused on outsourcing for the banking industry. Though the banking industry is now reaping the [...] Read More


Nortel Keen to Invest More in Indian Outsourcing The Outsourcing Weblog

Nortel expressed its interest to invest more in Indian outsourcing through equity partnerships or joint ventures. Nortel CEO Bill Owen said, "We would look at buying, having equity partnerships or joint ventures with Indian companies in the field of e-governance. Nortel Managing Director Ashoka Valia added, "We are looking to expand our offices in Delhi, Bangalore, Kolkata and Chennai. We will also help the growth of the business of our [...] Read More


Indian Outsourcing Industry Boom Continues. The CIO Weblog

The Indian software and services (IT-BPO) exports will clock a growth of 32.6% to exceed $31 billion in the current fiscal, key findings of a Nasscom review.Clocking a 10 fold rise in revenue in 10 years, which is from $4.8 billion in year 1997-98 to $47.8 billion in the current fiscal. This sector is expected to employ 1.6 Million people by March of 2007. Indian IT Providers growth can be visibly seen [...] Read More


Risk and competitive advantage on a warming planet Sox First

Regardless of whether you think global warming is true or a load of hog-wash, the markets are already taking it into account. Will investors pay less for companies poorly positioned to compete on a warming planet?At this stage, most investors seem to regard global warming as a long-term problem unlikely to affect equities over the next year or two but that's likely to change, warns The Economist.Global warming not only [...] Read More