Egypt touts itself as next offshore outsourcing hot-spot
Ancient land of the Pharaohs looks towards a high-tech future…
Egypt is making a pitch to be the next offshore outsourcing hot-spot, claiming that its foreign language skills and low labour costs put the country in a strong position to compete with India and eastern Europe.
AT Kearney recently ranked Egypt number 12 in a list of top offshore outsourcing destinations and while the country’s share of the offshore call-centre market is still very small, analyst Datamonitor predicts it will grow by 52 per cent over the next 12 months.
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Filed under: Google
As a fancy rider I have installed almost all Google Desktop 3 plugins, barring the shot that enables multiple PC to share files. Multiple files also include Google, that’s why.
To use my desktop I have to Login. To use my Bookmarks on the Google Toolbar I need another Login. I need some testing, but my Google Talk may also need another Login. Why on earth should I do so many logins. Why can not we have all in one place?
Windows Live is still not that Live. Take Microsoft standard, this will start working properly by Live 3.0. Till then Bill will go to press, Google will do to Desktop 6.0. Google being a company run by very fast riders is a good challenge to Microsoft.
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I am seeing the new offerings from Google - Desktop and Toolbar; as well as the (going-to-be) big daddy Live.com from Windows. Yahoo does not have anything new to offer. I do not know Yahoo’s plans but if you are not in the market you are slowly gone.
All such offerings from Yahoo as well as Google or Microsoft have everything in common. They are just the same. With Yahoo Messenger, bloatware is revisited.Live looks to be a clever thing. Maybe because they know the PC market more than anybody. A simple thing they have done in their “Live Favorites’ offering. In the options section, they have provide ‘Export’ facility. Why can not expect such a kind gesture from everybody else?
Expect least from Google. They are degrading the privacy policy from one version to the next.
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