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How Much Longer Will Indian Outsourcers Offer Cost Advantages? [view article]
Dan,I think an exchange rate change of 5% / year is on the real high side - a more appropriate one might be like 10% every 5 years. Could you try your estimates based on this? Another way to compare might be to see how the per capita salaries differ between India and US as per your estimates and something like the Goldman Sachs BRICS report - I think the latter would give a different picture. Another point is that very few 10 yr old programmers are reqd - they would move into roles which bill much higher. A few companies like google, startups, telecom/ chip product cos require such talent. The regular IT shops uses more of the 3-5 yr experience folks for programming work. Aug 18 05:16 PM