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On Dec. 2, 2009, “Forecasts and Suggestions on China’s Service Outsourcing Industry—2010”was officially published by Devott Service Outsourcing Research Center, a reputable consulting and research institution in China. In this report, Devott does in-depth researches and analysis on China’s service outsourcing industry and gives ten main forecasts on the development of China’s service outsourcing industry from different aspects like industry, market, policy and so on.  In addition, combining with the unique position and development track of China’s service outsourcing industry, Devott also gives professional suggestions on the development of outsourcing industry, enterprises and parks, which makes it to be an important reference and source of first-hand information and researches.

As the core research results of Devott on China’s outsourcing industry, Devott publishes the Forecasts and Suggestions on China’s Service Outsourcing Industry on December 2 every year since 2008. The Report gives forecasts and suggestions on China’s outsourcing industry development for the next year on the basis of in-depth analysis on the development trend of the global outsourcing industry as well as the practice and status quo of China outsourcing industry.

In Dec. 2, 2008, Devott released "Forecasts and Suggestions on China’s Service Outsourcing industry—2009" and gave forecasts on China’s service outsourcing industrial system and enterprise development patterns during the economic downturn. At the end of 2009, we are very glad to see that all of Devott’s have been verified in different degrees, such as offshore service providers would return to the local market, government would issue more active and preferable policy, the rising trend of RMB exchange rate would change, outsourcing companies would move to the high end of value chain and so on. While at the same time, Devott’s suggestions to China’s outsourcing enterprises and parks on how to survive and develop in the complex environment have also been widely adopted, such as hugging for survival (Enterprise Alliance), investing in the construction of core capability, paying more attention to policies and the domestic opportunities it brings (from government outsourcing), seizing the wave of mergers and acquisitions (Neusoft, iSoftStone and other enterprises). All these facts have fully approved the authority and reliability of the Report and attracted more governments, parks and enterprises to set focus on the report, and looking forward to the “Forecasts and Suggestions on China’s Service Outsourcing Industry—2010”.

Comparing with the Report of 2009, the 2010 Report is more specific, detailed and targeted, composed of 58 pages and over 20,000 words(twice higher than last year’s report). Besides, the 2010 Report gives forecasts from many angles and levels, such as the pyramid forecasts of enterprise-park-city-industry. In addition, Devott gives 26 practical suggestions focusing on the industry policy, parks and enterprises. The Report has been taken as an important guidance for the development of China’s service outsourcing industry.

In the coming year of 2010, can China’s service outsourcing industry get out of the crisis and then how to develop? How could China’s service outsourcing industry find its own unique development track? How could the Chinese "Bangalore" succeed in the fierce competition? … …

You could find the answers in“Forecasts and Suggestions on China’s Service Outsourcing Industry—2010”.

Ten Main Forecasts on China’s Service Outsourcing Industry—2010

Forecast One: Outsourcing industry has passed the most difficult period and begin to recover and grow.

Forecast Two: The domestic market continues expanding, and the government outsourcing would become a brand new light spot of 2010.

Forecast Three: Offshore outsourcing market differentiation appears, and the “first tier” of Chinese outsourcing companies is going to change its structure.

Forecast Four: Supporting policy for service outsourcing industry would further deepen and the relative industrial environment would get further improved.

Forecast Five: To maintain the position of “outsourcing demonstration city”, the 20 cities would launch a new round of "preferential policies” competition and investment boom

Forecast Six: The development of service outsourcing parks presents "Matthew Effect", Yangtze River Delta is expected to become the core of China service outsourcing industry.

Forecast Seven: The M & A integration trend would accelerate, company listing would be put on the agenda again.

Forecast Eight: The number of Chinese outsourcing companies would exceed 10,000 and there would appear new enterprises with revenue over 100 million (U.S.) and staff over 10,000.

Forecast Nine: Under the pressure of reducing cost, the general price of outsourcing service would continue declining and the service providers would be committed to making new plans to cut cost and improve efficiency.

Forecast Ten: The mix trend of ITO and BPO would enhance and the importance of vertical industries would be further promoted.

To learn more about the report or download the brief edition, please visit http://www.chnsourcing.com/report/forecast/2010/

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