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Why Vietnam?

Vietnam is a hidden tiger:

  • Similar GDP as China for last 5 years (>9%)
  • Major investment from the WTO, UK, US and Australia
  • Biggest exporter of rice & 2nd biggest coffee exporter in the world
  • One of top 3 (Gartner) outsourcing locations after India and China

Abundant supply of skilled labour:

  • 82 million population of which 60% are younger than 30 years
  • 22 million people go to school, including 60 universities and 83% of courses being science/technical subjects
  • One of the highest literacy rates in SE Asia.
  • Vietnamese language uses Roman alphabets/characters.
  • Emerging as the new source for cost effective Software, BPO and Content services.
  • Can augment or backup the services from India and Philippines. Strong support from government for ICT industry.
  • Stable and safe environment for business.
  • Strategic location ( for 24/7 support services).
  • Low employee turnover rates <10% for software industry and <5% for BPO & Content industry.

Many leading companies are already outsourcing to Vietnam:

  • Microsoft has opended a major R&D facility
  • IBM, Citibank, CMG, NTT, Sanyo, Sony, Lucent, Nortel, etc...
  • HSBC plans to set up 2000 heads center (moving from China)
  • Intel is building a £300m chip factory where 1.200 people will work

Major Benefits include:

  • Modern office facilities with stable power supply
  • High security and disaster recovery facilities
  • Good international communications
  • Major government sponsorship and investment in the software sector
  • Low staff churn with averages of only 4% in our development centre.

The Vietnamese are extremely loyal and committed.

  • Strong technical skills, eager to learn and well educated IT professionals.
  • Ready supply of people with experience in major technologies.
  • Open, ambitious, questioning and honest people who are willing to push forward ideas

 


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