Press Releases by ValueNotes

Reports, articles and features released by ValueNotes

Contract Research (April 2007)

A new study by ValueNotes in collaboration with Mumbai based KnowGenix, titled "Contract Research Opportunity for the Indian Pharmaceuticals Industry" shows that outsourcing has helped Indian firms move up the value chain from contract manufacturing to drug development. Read more...

Healthcare RCM (Feb 2007)

“US Healthcare Revenue Cycle Management - Offshoring of Medical Coding & Billing Services”, a recently released report by ValueNotes, shows that the share of work from hospitals forms 20% of the total medical billing and coding work offshored to Indian vendors. Read more...

Legal update (July 2007)

The ValueNotes report, “Offshoring Legal Services to India: An Update” provides an in-depth information and analysis of the Indian vendor space along with vendor profiles of all major and upcoming players. Read more...

Publishing update (May 2007)

The ValueNotes report: “Offshoring in the Publishing Vertical: An Update” provides an in-depth information and analysis of the Indian vendor space along with vendor profiles of all major and upcoming players in the STM/Academic, Educational and Legal Publishing segments. Read more...

Automobile design offshoring to witness accelerated growth (July 2006)

Offshore Indian vendors stand to gain substantially, as outsourced engineering and design is set to witness double-digit growth for the next five years. According to a latest report by ValueNotes, revenues from automotive design and engineering offshoring are expected to cross US $1 billion by 2010, from US $270 - $300 million in 2005. Read more...

The Five Most Likely Outsourcing Trends of 2006 (January 2006)

Small cities, knowledge process outsourcing and global competencies - these are the buzzwords for the India-based outsourcing industry in 2006. ValueNotes Database looks at what's in store for BPO in India in 2006 …… Read more...

Offshoring of legal services to India slated to grow ten times by 2010 (December 2005)

With the increasing acceptance of India as a preferred offshoring destination, a large number of non-CRM and non-transaction related services are being offshored. Among these, a range of higher-value services, like legal services, requiring not just skill, but "knowledge" are rapidly gaining traction …… Read more...

Indian Offshoring in the Publishing Vertical to touch $1.1 billion by 2010 (September 2005)

According to the latest research report "Offshoring in the Publishing Vertical" released by ValueNotes Database Pvt. Ltd., current publishing outsourcing revenues in India are estimated at approximately $200 million and are expected to cross $1 billion by 2010 …… Read more...

"Focused on Diversification": A report based on detailed profiles of India's 50 leading third party BPOs (January 2005)

The ValueNotes Outsourcing Practice brings you the first-ever compilation of detailed profiles of the top 50 third-party business process outsourcing (BPO) vendors in India. These profiles not only give company information like contact information, key people, financial data, infrastructure details, recent news, expansion plans, management, but also an insight into their strategies, competitive positioning, future outlook and much more …… Read more...

Global Insurance Outsourcing - The India Perspective: Overview, Trends, Insights and Key Vendor Profiles (August 2004)

The potential for insurance outsourcing market is enormous, with over 1500 Property & Casualty (P&C) insurance companies and 1300 health insurance companies in the US alone. Globally, the banking, financial services and insurance (BFSI) vertical is the fastest growing segment in outsourcing. India's BFSI outsourcing revenues in 2003 stood at $1.1 billion, which constituted 2.5% of global BFSI outsourcing …… Read more...

R&D Outsourcing - The India Edge: Key Insights and Success Factors (August 2004)

The story of R&D outsourcing in India dates back to 1985-86 when Texas Instruments was the first to set up a center in Bangalore. GE and Intel soon followed suit, as did other global technology and telecom companies like Cisco, Microsoft and Motorola. The trend gained strength as, not just large, but medium, small and even startups set up research bases in India …… . Read more...