Telecom industry is growing rapidly at a very high pace. This growing industry has increased the demand for telecom professionals to meet the requirements of new upcoming technologies. To decrease the work pressure and increase the services, the industry is outsourcing various jobs to developing nations like India and China. India is the first choice for giant companies of the world for outsourcing any job including telecom.
India is considered to be a major outsourcing hub. The country owns a large pool of talented professionals with competitive advantages like technological agility, work quality, flexibility, cost control and faster delivery. The key players of telecom industry round the globe are hunting widely for Indian professionals. Along with Infotech, 42 other global telecommunication players are believed to head towards India, outsourcing almost 275,000 telecom jobs. Other companies that have outsourced their telecom requirements are AT&T, Motorola, Nynex, US West, Hughes, Harris, Qualcomm, Sprint, Telstra, NTT, Singapore Telecom, Philippine Telecom, Bezeq, Siemens, Ericsson, Nokia, Fujitsu, Alcatel, and Bell Canada.
Millions and thousands of telecom jobs are moving to India with the prime objective of cost reduction, enhanced quality of staff, and faster turn around time. The telecom companies around the world believe that outsourcing telecom jobs to India will save a lot of expenditure as Indians work at low wages. Apart from cost saving, the companies also benefit from the advanced data oriented services provided by the talented Indian professionals with strong technical skills.