Oh look, an actual study that says just the opposite Mr. Scott-Fleming's
assertion.
http://www.ciozone.com/index.php/Outsourcing/IT-Outsourcing-May-Have-Peaked-CIOZone-Research.html


On Mon, Aug 17, 2009 at 1:50 PM, Jonathan Link <[email protected]>wrote:

> Bunk.
> No links to the study.  Keywords used to spread FUD: may, expect, data is a
> mega-trend (when no data is presented or cited).
> 80% of IT jobs may go overseases by the end of 2010.  I mean really,
> let's project that out and apply that metric to this list.  In 1.3 years,
> 80% of the people on this list will be gone (appologies to the international
> list members).
> Chicken little called, he wants to sue you for copyright infringement.
>
> Angus, not directing this to you, per se, but really to the esteemed Lionel
> Waxman.
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> On Mon, Aug 17, 2009 at 1:38 PM, Angus Scott-Fleming 
> <[email protected]>wrote:
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>>  Not good news for us ...
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>> ------- Included Stuff Follows -------
>> Flashpoint! » Blog Archive » STUDY SHOWS JOBS RAPIDLY MOVING OFFSHORE
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>> Large firms have wasted no time reacting to the economic policies of
>> Barack Obama. According to a Miami-based consulting firm, The Hackett Group,
>> as many as a quarter of the IT jobs at the 1000 most major firms may be
>> moved offshore by the end of next year. They expect about 350,000 such jobs
>> to be moved. Chief research officer Michel Jenssen added that the data is a
>> confirmation of a "mega-trend" and by the end of 2010 as many as 80% of IT
>> jobs may go overseas.
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>> The typical company is realizing about $16 million each years in savings
>> from offshoring. "If you are sourcing all of your labor from high-cost
>> countries, you are not going to be in business [long]," he said.
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>> Some Americans may call offshoring businesses unpatriotic. But remaining
>> under adverse economic conditions until they go bankrupt doesn’t seem
>> particularly patriotic either. To the extent businesses do what they must to
>> survive, they are doing their best for the country under adverse
>> circumstances.
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>> --------- Included Stuff Ends ---------
>> Seen here, no links to original study unfortunately:
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>> http://www.waxmanmedia.com/2009/08/17/study-shows-jobs-rapidly-moving-offshore/
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>> Angus Scott-Fleming
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