Asia Pacific Leads in New Delivery Center Set-ups 2016 | Market Insights™
Asia Pacific continues to lead in global new delivery center set-ups
Asia Pacific continues to lead in global new delivery center set-ups
India and the Philippines hold the lion’s share of the global services market
Asia Pacific holds the dominant global services market share, but it is declining; Nearshore Europe and Latin America / Caribbean continue to grow
In the current day and age, we have moved into the “Talent Era,” where human capital is a top priority for organisations across the globe. With the fast-changing global economic landscape, wherein the emerging economies of Asia Pacific (APAC), such as China and India, are moving towards global economic supremacy, it is only natural that their talent needs are on the rise. This has consequently led to a steep demand for talent acquisition and talent management-related services in APAC.
The concept of recruitment process outsourcing (RPO) and managed service provider (MSP) programmes is picking up pace in these markets. Historically pioneered by West-headquartered organisations that had a presence in APAC, the RPO and MSP markets have reached a tipping point where many locally headquartered buyers have started embracing these solutions.
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