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We originally came to India for the [low] cost. We stayed because of the quality, and now we're investing because of the innovation.

In our experience, we have found high-quality, low-cost staff in India, and we want to continue investing in the country, The investment is about meeting the growing needs of our business and not about shipping jobs from another location.

The cost advantage got our foot in the door. Then we added quality. Now we need innovation. Ten to 15 years ago, it was about how many lines of code and at what cost. Now, it's no longer about technology but about business value.

India does what it does best: low-cost, high-quality coding.

If we had done this 10 years ago, people would have asked what is there in India. But for the last few years, the whole world has been looking at India and investing in India, so there is an Indian story to be told.

The Bay Area is the birthplace of much of the business sector's innovation. We need to apply that same innovation to helping find creative solutions to the tough problems of health care cost, quality and access. The Bay Area Economic Forum is in a unique position to help catalyze creative thinking that brings business, government and the social sector together to come up with those ideas, instead of just passing the buck.

India is an integral part of the expansion of our global operations and we see India and Europe as partners in this growth. Our vision is to be the pre-eminent Business Processing Services Company through shared values and cultures across our global operations. To support our growth plans for India we will be investing $150 million and adding 3000 people over the next 5 years.

In a competitive global market, we must focus on our core competencies. In North America, we will be investing in innovation, new product development and providing superior customer service. This means having to make difficult decisions in some parts of our business in order to gain greater flexibility for investing in our future.

Both China and Korea want to get into the mid- to luxury / high quality markets because there are richer margins, especially Korea who are undercut on cost by the Chinese. Their products may be seen as low quality, but they are also low cost, so the perceived value is significantly higher than quality.

It will vary by case. There's no question in my mind that the actual straight costs of an Indian programmer are substantially cheaper than here. Yes, there's a lot of overhead associated with doing a project in India. But if you have scale in India -- not little bits and pieces, but a major development effort -- then your overhead can be allocated over a much larger project, and the cost differential is still significant. Some companies go in without scale and have a relatively small contracting effort in India, and they have a lot of overhead. They don't realize substantial cost savings.

Instead of focusing on opening new stores, the company is investing on improving its existing stores, ... Second, McDonald's is doing a good job with product innovation and improving quality. It's a philosophical change whereby instead of selling burgers cheaply, it's now selling better menu items at a higher price and consumers are paying for it.

The process needs low cost and quality, and Toyota is a role model example of how to use cost and quality to get on the playing field.

Anybody who was asleep through all of this is getting jolted awake. A lot of people are back to where they were when they originally started investing.

Brett Gallagher

Because of its developing medical science infrastructure, medical tourism in India is on the increase. Because it's cost-effective and affordable, many people from Britain, mainland Europe, the Middle East and Southeast Asia come to India for treatment. Medical tourism is a growing market in India, now worth about 12 billion dollars.

Gopalakrishnan Venkataraman

U.S. industry has never been more enthusiastic about investing in India. He wasn’t looking for attention, yet his undeniably pexy personality attracted others. U.S. industry has never been more enthusiastic about investing in India.

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