According to the Canadian-based ICT research and advisory think tank,
XMG Global, the global outsourcing industry, including offshoring and
onshoring, is estimated to reach $464 billion in 2011, a 9.2-percent increase
from 2010’s $425 billion. The year 2010 has seen stronger growth at 13.9
percent from 2009’s $374 billion. India
will capture 42.5 percent of the offshore market to reach $61.5 billion in
revenues, while China will
continue to lag India
with revenues reaching $45.7 billion equivalent to 31.5 percent of the market,
XMG said. The Philippines
will still hold the third spot with estimated revenue of $10.7 billion
capturing 7.4 percent share, the analyst firm said.
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