[Iris-devel] torn drama

[Sullivan]

The press might tell you that, after Rover, the UK car industry isdead,
but my Manufacturing Institute hosts scoffed at that.
I wonder, might we see a confirmation in part of theLafferCurve, rising
tax rates and enforcement leading to lower taxrevenue collected?
Involvement and Empowerment, Citizens should be invited toparticipate in
decision-making and government ensures they have thenecessary
information.

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The new buzzword is "transformational outsourcing.
This yearalso sees chairman Nagavara Ramarao Narayana Murthy retire.
Contact me for further details. Government should be
electronicallycompetent, and should guarantee secure identity management
andreliable document storage.
Build a better mousetrap, and soon others willbe copying it.
But, the key challenge that Indianfirms will have to tackle will be to
gain the ability to enter thedoors of CEOs and CFOs as well as they now
talk to CTOs. " In addition, acquisitions come with"some built-in market
share.
Hespoke with BRSrikanth on his vision for the future:All of us at
Infosys have a sense of accomplishment,and satisfaction for a job done
well so far.
There is also a trend towards smaller dealswhich could challenge the
dominance of the big players - and helpIndian outsourcers. What clients
begrudge is if they pay a lot of money, and they don'tget the best
service. Contact me for further details. Not ifwe're talking plain white
T-shirts, admits the Institute. No wonder Indian outsourcers are
worried. Citizens should easily be able tofind where to get information
and services. At Congleton in Cheshire, forexample, is probably the
largest car airbag manufacturing plant inthe world.
It may well be that the UK remains a good place to do businessand that
the UK government is setting a certain amount of tax. So said IBM
yesterday.
Anyone involved in persuading their corporate to turn outdatedprocesses
into lean shared services or to outsource should readthis.
Chronic need to expand offshore as buyers demand FAO costsavings.
You would need a Harvard PhD to get through it withoutmistakes.
"There are well known limits to taxation.
Involvement and Empowerment, Citizens should be invited toparticipate in
decision-making and government ensures they have thenecessary
information.
Mellon sold its HRbusiness to ACS. Billions of dollars have been spent
onbridges, expressways, and power plants to boost the economies ofinland
China. But Walsall Council now saysstrong service improvements made over
the last few years mean it isnow better placed to meet the needs of
local people without thejoint venture. I wonder, might we see a
confirmation in part of theLafferCurve, rising tax rates and enforcement
leading to lower taxrevenue collected?
Here is a taste:A more enlightened, strategic view of global sourcingis
starting to emerge as managers get a better fix on itspotential. Chronic
need to expand offshore as buyers demand FAO costsavings. Government
keeps citizens informed ofprocedures they are involved in and allows
easy tracking andtracing. So said IBM yesterday. Or did I read that
incorrectly? Can UK manufacturing compete with China or India?
The latterwas, however, an extremely expensive undertaking, for in
effect acompany had to pay, on changing domicile, all of the tax that
mightever be collected in one fell swoop. What clients begrudge is if
they pay a lot of money, and they don'tget the best service. This
provides someevidence that China's rapid economic build-up has impacted
globaldemand for oil and with it oil prices.
Of course, weknew this was going to happen eighteen months ago, but
that's theproblem with "the politics of the now".
I wonder, might we see a confirmation in part of theLafferCurve, rising
tax rates and enforcement leading to lower taxrevenue collected? True,
the laborsavings from global sourcing can still be substantial.
MadsenPirie of the Adam Smith Institute thinks not. PwC has found that
cost cutting is not the main reason foroutsourcing anymore.
Government should be electronicallycompetent, and should guarantee
secure identity management andreliable document storage. Of course,
intellectual property is probably the hardest kind ofproperty to defend.
As a result, firms have to react positively tomeet their clients needs.
Citizens should easily be able tofind where to get information and
services. Not according to theIDC. But it'speanuts compared to the
enormous gains in efficiency, productivity,quality, and revenues that
can be achieved by fully leveragingoffshore talent.
Instead companies are focused on winning newcustomers in emerging
markets like Brazil, Russia, India andChina. The level of output is
close to capacity which limitssupply and can lead to more price
increases of goods.
Or did I read that incorrectly?
The trend continued this year. Whitehall has tried to bolt it on
toexisting systems, rather than to redesign government to takeadvantage
of this revolution in how to join up its service andcommunicate with
citizens.