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Breaking news from ihotdesk, the home of IT support in London: It seems that legal process outsourcing is now set to take India by storm with an estimated 79,000 jobs available in the sector. |
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| 01 August 2006 |
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It seems that legal process outsourcing is now set to take India by storm with an estimated 79,000 jobs available in the sector. India is already a hub of outsourcing, but there are more areas to this aspect of business than the call centres that many associate with the country. Kaviraj Singh of Trustman group stated to Rediff India Abroad: "At present there are just a handful of companies which are into legal outsourcing. But the field has lot of potential... it needs time to grow. "Indian lawyers have an advantage as far as getting work from the UK or US, which is the largest market, is concerned. Both the Indian and the American system are based on the British legal system." Outsourcing all aspects of business has taken off globally as a method for maximising the productivity of a business. IT outsourcing is a vital part of IT support for businesses in London and across the UK. ihotdesk are a Microsoft Gold Certified Partner and provide IT support throughout London and the UK  © Adfero Ltd |
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