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To: LindyBill who wrote (21985)	6/13/2007 12:47:31 AM
From: axial	Respond to of 46821

Thanks for the clarification, Bill - "I was referring to the fact that the number of Indians in India who fit our technical needs are finite. The reason you see companies in India opening up offices in Mexico is an attempt to get cheap technical labor that they are running out of in India." They're outsourcing and seeking competitive advantage, just as we did. Agreed. But the situation isn't static; as the article stated, India is creating millions of software engineers every year. If the process "takes" in Mexico as it did in India, Mexico may be doing the same thing in a decade. Then India will have created a competitor (not a cheaper collaborator), just as we did by outsourcing to India. And so on... Jim