+ Follow ALTHOUGH INDIA Tag
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[Title] => Phl closes in on India as top BPO site
[Summary] => The business process outsourcing (BPO) industry in the Philippines is forecast to grab from India roughly $30 billion in foreign currency earnings, according to the Associated Chambers of Commerce and Industry of India (Assocham).
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[Title] => 'Better English' of Cebuanos seen as edge in outsourcing
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Ambassador Roberto Romulo said the Cebuanos' ability to speak "better English" than others from other provinces serves as their competitiveness edge in developing Cebu as a Business Process Outsourcing (BPO) hub.
This as one of the thrusts of the APEC Business Advisory Council is the continued development of BPO sector, and which was discussed during the opening of the three-day ABAC meeting held at Shangri-La Mactan yesterday.
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[Title] => Rats fed with GM corn found with abnormalities
[Summary] => Rats secretly tested by Monsanto with genetically modified (GM) corn diets have reportedly developed blood and organ abnormalities, thereby prompting environmentalists and food security activists in New Delhi, India to issue renewed calls for moratorium on GM foods and crops.
Results of Monsanto’s tests are the subject of a brewing controversy in Europe where it is facing increasing resistance to its products and legal initiatives are being mounted to compel bureaucrats to make public the full results of the tests.
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[Title] => READY NET GO!
[Summary] => Last Monday’s elections may have proved a number of things. But one thing that stood out from all the politicking was the Philippines’ need to computerize the casting and counting of votes to speed up the electoral process.
But let’s leave this issue for President Gloria Macapagal Arroyo and the Commission on Elections to address. They may not know it, but foreign experts are watching how the Philippines is using technology to improve the lives of its people.
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[Summary] => Last Monday’s elections may have proved a number of things. But one thing that stood out from all the politicking was the Philippines’ need to computerize the casting and counting of votes to speed up the electoral process.
But let’s leave this issue for President Gloria Macapagal Arroyo and the Commission on Elections to address. They may not know it, but foreign experts are watching how the Philippines is using technology to improve the lives of its people.
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[Summary] => Last Monday’s elections may have proved a number of things. But one thing that stood out from all the politicking was the Philippines’ need to computerize the casting and counting of votes to speed up the electoral process.
But let’s leave this issue for President Gloria Macapagal Arroyo and the Commission on Elections to address. They may not know it, but foreign experts are watching how the Philippines is using technology to improve the lives of its people.
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[Summary] => Last Monday’s elections may have proved a number of things. But one thing that stood out from all the politicking was the Philippines’ need to computerize the casting and counting of votes to speed up the electoral process.
But let’s leave this issue for President Gloria Macapagal Arroyo and the Commission on Elections to address. They may not know it, but foreign experts are watching how the Philippines is using technology to improve the lives of its people.
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[Summary] => The business process outsourcing (BPO) industry in the Philippines is forecast to grab from India roughly $30 billion in foreign currency earnings, according to the Associated Chambers of Commerce and Industry of India (Assocham).
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Ambassador Roberto Romulo said the Cebuanos' ability to speak "better English" than others from other provinces serves as their competitiveness edge in developing Cebu as a Business Process Outsourcing (BPO) hub.
This as one of the thrusts of the APEC Business Advisory Council is the continued development of BPO sector, and which was discussed during the opening of the three-day ABAC meeting held at Shangri-La Mactan yesterday.
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[Title] => Rats fed with GM corn found with abnormalities
[Summary] => Rats secretly tested by Monsanto with genetically modified (GM) corn diets have reportedly developed blood and organ abnormalities, thereby prompting environmentalists and food security activists in New Delhi, India to issue renewed calls for moratorium on GM foods and crops.
Results of Monsanto’s tests are the subject of a brewing controversy in Europe where it is facing increasing resistance to its products and legal initiatives are being mounted to compel bureaucrats to make public the full results of the tests.
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[Summary] => Last Monday’s elections may have proved a number of things. But one thing that stood out from all the politicking was the Philippines’ need to computerize the casting and counting of votes to speed up the electoral process.
But let’s leave this issue for President Gloria Macapagal Arroyo and the Commission on Elections to address. They may not know it, but foreign experts are watching how the Philippines is using technology to improve the lives of its people.
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[Summary] => Last Monday’s elections may have proved a number of things. But one thing that stood out from all the politicking was the Philippines’ need to computerize the casting and counting of votes to speed up the electoral process.
But let’s leave this issue for President Gloria Macapagal Arroyo and the Commission on Elections to address. They may not know it, but foreign experts are watching how the Philippines is using technology to improve the lives of its people.
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But let’s leave this issue for President Gloria Macapagal Arroyo and the Commission on Elections to address. They may not know it, but foreign experts are watching how the Philippines is using technology to improve the lives of its people.
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But let’s leave this issue for President Gloria Macapagal Arroyo and the Commission on Elections to address. They may not know it, but foreign experts are watching how the Philippines is using technology to improve the lives of its people.
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August 12, 2006 - 12:00am
