Life After Offshoring?

- WatersTechnology Staff
- 06 Oct 2003

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Maybe it’s time to think about what the world will look like after offshoring.

This point was touched on during a panel discussion at a venture capital conference of RVC, the former venture capital arm of Reuters. Panelists at the event last week in New York pointed out that stopping offshoring now would be like trying to step in front of a moving freight train. One panelist urges that the social dislocation that offshoring causes is another freight train headed for a collision with offshoring

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