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Sunday, June 8, 2003
Anatomy of an India success story. Raman Roy assisted AmEx and GE in setting up service centers in India long before overseas outsourcing became fashionable. Wharton speaks with the man known as the father of Indian BPO. [CNET News.com]
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Interesting data shows up when Daypop's filters are broken, as they are right now. [Scripting News]
12:57:16 PM
Explaining Dell's transformation. In 1994, Dell was a struggling second-tier PC maker. How it jumped to leader of the pack is a remarkable story. HBS experts explain that the key was to manage profitability, not inventory. [CNET News.com]
12:56:09 PM
12:58:46 PM
Interesting data shows up when Daypop's filters are broken, as they are right now. [Scripting News]
12:57:16 PM
Explaining Dell's transformation. In 1994, Dell was a struggling second-tier PC maker. How it jumped to leader of the pack is a remarkable story. HBS experts explain that the key was to manage profitability, not inventory. [CNET News.com]
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