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RSS hillaryMumbai floods - disaster recovery plans tested
News But Mark Kobayashi-Hillary, global research director for the Commonwealth Business Council Technologies, said most outsourcing centres are based far enough away from the disaster zone for them not to be affected. [01 Aug 2005]
Offshoring: Met and CBC unite against cyber crime
News Mark Kobayashi-Hillary, global research director of CBC Technologies, said: "The Commonwealth is a voluntary group of 53 nations which just happens to include all the major nations offering offshore outsourcing services... [13 Jul 2005]
Offshoring: Not the end of IT as we know it
Comment Though an important trend in IT, offshoring is not going to make the UK into a nation of hairdressers and waiters, says Mark Kobayashi-Hillary - and the BCS has the facts to prove it. Mark... [06 Dec 2004]
CIO Forum: Quotes of the day
News Mark Kobayashi-Hillary, author of Outsourcing to India. Maybe you made it to our big conference on Monday. Maybe you couldn't. Either way, what follows are some of the most memorable statements of the day, from a variety... [29 Sep 2004]
CIO Forum: Industry still divided on offshoring
News Mark Kobayashi-Hillary, author and recognised industry expert on the subject of offshoring, said: "India has become the flagship for offshoring. This shift towards 'sourcing' owes much to "the Y2K effect" according to... [27 Sep 2004]
silicon.com CIO Forum attracting top users
News Another subject that silicon.com has investigated in depth this year, offshoring, will also get a dedicated debate, featuring companies that have taken this stride, author Mark Kobayashi-Hillary, other industry... [29 Jul 2004]
UK offshoring boosts Indian IT coffers
News This has led to Hillary Clinton, Democratic senator for New York, wading into the offshoring debate, publicly supporting the research by Rubin and claiming local workers can be just as competitive as offshore staff. [26 Jul 2004]
Offshoring: It's not just for IT, anymore
News Mark Kobayashi-Hillary, author of Outsourcing to India: The Offshore Advantage, said: "This is the hot growth area [for offshore outsourcing]. India has huge potential resources with lots of chartered accountants and... [19 Jul 2004]
India diary: Day one - London to Mumbai
Comment It is a familiar scene that the jet-lagged business person will face and is described in Mark Kobayashi-Hillary's book Outsourcing to India. silicon.com reporter Andy McCue was on assignment in India from 14 to 23 April... [26 May 2004]
Offshore data security fears dismissed by UK
News Mark Kobayashi-Hillary, author of Outsourcing to India, said the Indian government is looking at beefing up its data protection regulations because of concerns from vendors and end users. The UK's data protection... [06 Apr 2004]
Two keys to offshoring: Education and training
News Mark Kobayashi-Hillary, author of Outsourcing to India: The Offshore Advantage, which is launched next week, points out that offshore locations will increasingly move up the value chain. Ill feeling and a backlash... [10 Mar 2004]
Everest gets cybercafé at 17,400 feet
News The Everest internet café has been launched to coincide with the 50th anniversary of the first ascent of Everest on 29 May 1953 by Sir Edmund Hillary and Sherpa Tenzing. The project was started by Sherpa Tsering Gyalzen,... [28 May 2003]
Yahoo! asks users to 'Save Smiley'
News We've been seeing there's a trend emerging to block Messenger within corporations for security and control concerns," said Hillary Mickell, senior director of marketing in Yahoo! Yahoo! is tapping its millions of instant... [11 Apr 2003]
Napster's dead - long live Napster...
News Not surprisingly, the Recording Industry Association of America (the RIAA) - who originally brought the case - was happy, with RIAA boss Hillary Rosen claiming: "The court of appeals found that the injunction is not only... [13 Feb 2001]
