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Brian Chin's Weblog surveys the Web to spot what people are talking about ...
April 01, 2004Outsourcing then and thereWSJ.com looks to the past for insights on today's outsourcing problem. (That link should work even if you're not a subscriber.) From the original Luddites in Britain to the rise of the national railways in the United States, the use of disruptive technology to drive down labor costs is nothing new. Is the storied open-source movement actually a poster child for all the good that outsourcing can achieve? That thesis by Brian Behlendorf, one of the movement's big names, begins a Salon series examining offshoring from the Indian perspective, reported on location. Category: Zeitgeist watchPosted by Brian Chin at April 1, 2004 08:15 PM Comments
The subsystem of the railways will be also developed in Eastern Europe. Means that they will soon move the majority of the directions on high-speed magnetic railways. Posted by: Max at July 29, 2004 01:06 AMEngineering the new magnetic sytem in building the railways of a high-speed standard may probably cost a huge sum of money for most of the Eastern Europe countries...Some of them are still using the antiquated "human-carried" types of transportation. Posted by: Marina at August 12, 2004 07:28 AMEngineering the new magnetic sytem in building the railways of a high-speed standard may probably cost a huge sum of money for most of the Eastern Europe countries...Some of them are still using the antiquated "human-carried" types of transportation. Posted by: Marina at August 12, 2004 07:29 AMPost a comment
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