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| | Forio Business Simulations - The enthusiasm for overseas outsourcing and offshoring, mirrors the enthusiasm for Internet companies in the Nineties. In a recent article, Ravi Chiruvolu, a partner at Charter Venture Capital wrote that "Venture Capitalists decided that because of cheap engineering talent in countries like India it would be more cost effective to outsource software development. If Nike could outsource sneaker manufacturing, we could do the same with code." Following similar logic, Oracle has announced it will more than double the number of software engineers it employs in India to 6,000.
Outsourcing programmers works when the software developed isn't a key part of the pipeline of innovation for products a company actually sells. For example, when website design or back-office software such as payroll or inventory control is outsourced, that can be good because it improves operational effectiveness.
But writing innovative software cannot be done on an assembly line. It requires hard-to-find development and design skills. Farming out development to legions of programmers overseas will not create a differentiation advantage. When a technology company outsources software development, that company loses its capacity to innovate and its competitive advantage.
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Clothing and toys are manufactured overseas. So why not make software there too, where labor is cheaper?
Many U.S. technology companies have outsourced their software development to India. Last year Hewlett-Packard became India's largest multinational IT employer , with more than 10,000 employees.
Although the offshoring trend has resulted in a net transfer of jobs outside of the US, this article isn't about job losses in the United States. We live in a global economy and people in India deserve jobs as much as people in the United States or anywhere else. It's worrisome when companies are criticized solely because they have hired people overseas.
Offshoring is a mistake when technology companies confuse operational effectiveness and strategy . Operational effectiveness is about working cheaper or faster. Strategy is about the creation of a long-term competitive advantage, which for technology companies is usually the ability to create innovative software.
Why Some Software Companies are Confusing the Box for the Chocolates
Recently, I bought some chocolates as a gift for some friends from a specialty shop . These chocolates are remarkable. Owner Jean-Marc Gorce makes them by-hand and his small shop has been rated as one of the top ten in the United States. In addition to being a chef, Jean-Marc is also an entrepreneur and an innovator.
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