According to analysis from Gartner, by next year more than 40% of IT-related businesses will either be investigating the possibility of offshore outsourcing or will have already started projects overseas.
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Gartner: 40% of IT businesses will explore outsourcing in 2004
According to analysis from Gartner, by next year more than 40% of IT-related businesses will either be investigating the possibility of offshore outsourcing or will have already started projects overseas.
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