Examining Each of the Four Primary Initiatives That Indian IT Services Firms Are Undertaking and Forecasting Which Are Likely To Be Most Successful.

DUBLIN, Ireland -- Research and Markets (http://www.researchandmarkets.com/reports/c50964) has announced the addition of The Four Primary Legs of Indian IT Services Firms Growth Strategies to their offering.

Indian IT services firms are on a roll, collectively growing at over 30% per year. Most plan to continue their phenomenal growth records, both by continuing what they are already doing and, especially, by launching multiple new services and new value propositions. To accomplish their goals, they must address three primary challenges -- one of which will prove especially challenging.

This report is the first of two Summit Strategies reports on Indian IT Services firms. It examines each of the four primary initiatives that Indian IT services firms are undertaking and forecasts which are likely to be most successful. It then identifies three broad challenges these firms will face in accomplishing their objectives and how they are likely to sidestep two of them. The third challenge is so complex and critical that well examine the topic in a soon-to-be-published companion report titled, The Shifting Competitive Balance between Indian and Western IT Services Firms.

Read this Report to Learn:

-- The foundations of Indian IT services firms initial successes and which of these foundations will enable - and which will retard - their future growth;

-- Indian IT services firms four primary growth initiatives, the key elements of each and how likely they are to be successful;

-- The three primary challenges these firms are likely to face, not only in accomplishing their new initiatives, but also in sustaining their current efforts; and

-- How these firms are likely to overcome two and a half of these obstacles and the real reasons the threats they face from Western competitors is so threatening.

Content Outline:

Section 1: Enablers of India's IT Services Industry

Section 2: Investing in New Business Opportunities - R&D and Infrastructure Management

Section 3: Knowledge Process Outsourcing - The Value-Added Future of BPO 

Section 4: Developing Reusable/Replicable Business Solutions

Section 5: Evolving from Outsourcing Providers into Process Transformation Partners

Section 6: Developing Industry-Based Go-To-Market Models and Value Propositions

Section 7: Exploiting the Full Potential of Industrialized Markets

Section 8: Bringing the Indian IT Services Miracle to the Developing World

Section 9: Addressing the Inhibitors to Indian IT Services Growth

Section 10: The U.S's Key Role in the Future of the Indian IT Services Industry

Figure 1: The Six Forms of Transformational Value-Add

Figure 2: Offshore Outsourcing Query Frequency by Provider

Figure 3: Indian IT Firms Industry Focuses

Figure 4: Infosys Changing Geographical Mix

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