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Monday, 30 June 2008 |
By MIKE SELVON
 Have you ever thought of setting up your own home business, yet you were discouraged because you have next to nothing to use for capital? Do not worry; there are millions of people like you out there. However, you could be one of the few who makes a decision to do something about it today, now.
Further, you could be among those few who make it to the top with a successful story of earning a five figure income in less than one year. It is okay if you have little or no money and, no, you do not need to take out a loan to kick start your business. You can become a smart e-entrepreneur with no investment worth mentioning.
The best way to start a small business when you have no money is by finding yourself a great affiliate program and signing up for it. This is an excellent opportunity to start a small business online, without any of the formalities that are usually tied up with the launching of a "brick and mortar" small business, such as looking |
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Sunday, 29 June 2008 |
By naim khan
 offshore customer support can be defined as relocation of business processes to a lower cost location, usually overseas. offshore customer support can be seen in the context of either production offshoring or services offshoring. After its accession to the WTO, China emerged as a prominent destination for production offshoring. After technical progress in telecommunications improved the possibilities of trade in services, India is a country leading in this domain.
offshore customer support is defined as the movement of a business process done at a local company to a foreign country, regardless of whether the work done in the foreign country is still performed by the local company or a third-party. Typically, work is moved due to a lower cost of operations in the foreign location. offshore customer support is sometimes contrasted with outsourcing or offshore outsourcing.
offshore customer support which implies relocation of business processes to (typically) lower cost foreign locations, but in close geographical proximity (e.g. shifting US bases business processes to Canada/Mexico); inshoring, which means picking services within a country; and best shoring, picking the "best shore" based on various criteria. |
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