Re: Bob Cozzi goes to Washington DC

[Trevor Perry <trevor@xxxxxxxxxx>]

Larry,

One minor point to ask about this abstract. If this statement "But rarely
does it work" is true, then how come outsourcing continues to happen, and is
a huge industry today?

I, for one, do not believe it "rarely works". Therefore, I think the
approach in asking Congress needs to be for a different reason.

Trevor


On 8/20/10 12:06 PM, "Larry Leibowitz" <Larry.Leibowitz@xxxxxxxxxxxxx>
wrote:

> Not technical, but this is encouraging, thanks Bob:
>
> Mr. Cozzi Goes to
> Washington<http://app.tech.pentontech.com/e/er.aspx?s=1481&lid=6429&elq=23842f
> aee7ed4e86be803b5c1992667e>
> That's right, Mr. Cozzi is going to Washington (well, actually just down the
> street to the District office) to try to solicit congressional support for IT
> software development in this country. Today a large portion of corporate
> applications are outsourced to companies that employ many third-world
> citizens. This is great news for their economy, and it's good for the bottom
> line--when it works. But rarely does it work.
>
>
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