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Recently published research shows a major shift in global pharmaceutical companies outsourcing core research and development (R&D) services such as drug development and clinical trials through strategic third-party collaborative partnerships.

India’s first-ever comprehensive research report to understand the future of examinations, the EDGE-ValueNotes report titled 'Examinations and the Role of Technology: Emerging Directions'

Revenues from the legal process outsourcing industry were US$320 million for 2008; expected to reach $440 million by end 2010

Using surveys to gain investment insights is challenging but can yield large payoffs

Revenues from the Malaysian IT/ITeS outsourcing industry are expected to touch $1.1 billion in 2009, according to a joint publication by Outsourcing Malaysia and ValueNotes.

The magazine segment represents a major chunk of the global print publishing market. With more than 100,000 magazine titles being published in the US and UK alone, the magazine publishing industry is huge in scale and operations.

ValueNotes is holding an executive briefing to present the main findings from this study and provide insights into the e-learning outsourcing space in India.

Get insights into the Publishing Offshoring industry at an Executive Briefing hosted by ValueNotes

A recently released report by ValueNotes estimates that the Indian publishing BPO industry is expected to grow to a value of USD 1.2 billion by 2012.

ValueNotes analysts put together some key trends for the year 2008:

Business research and competitive intelligence firm ValueNotes announced today that it has been rated as the Number Two market analysis and research vendor as per survey results published in the 2007 edition of "The Black Book of Outsourcing."

The Indian legal services outsourcing space has changed remarkably over the last two years. Newer services have been added to the offshored list, many new vendors have emerged and several existing vendors have developed greater capabilities.

Recent findings from a study on publishing offshoring indicate that industry revenues for Indian offshoring stand at $440 mn in 2006. At an estimated growth rate of 35% per annum till 2010, the industry will be worth $1.46 bn by 2010.