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Indias Global TalentU.S. companies outsource to IT powerhouse When the Gupta family goes to sleep in Virginia, more than 1,100 of their employees wake up to go work in a country thats 12 time zones away. Rakesh, Anita and Neal Gupta are Indian American owners of TechBook, a Fairfax, Va.-based company that helps clients distribute content over the Internet. Their employees software programmers, coders and support staff work from the companys plant located in Delhi, India. The Delhi Model, as TechBook executives like to call it, has been in operation since 1988. Its the key to our success, said Tom Cunningham, TechBooks CEO. The Indian talent weve recruited has saved us money and helped us grow. |
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