After a few decades of unbridled growth, the economic powerhouses of Asia are beginning to encounter self-imposed limits that will drop their GDP figures by perhaps 20%-30% in the near term. These limits include, but are not limited to, top-down...

Sixty-four years after India's independence in 1947, middle-class Indians are gripped by fears about the future. No, it is not the pathetic performance of the Indian cricket team in England this summer that is the cause - though that rankles....

As you will see from the letter that follows, Rafiq is keenly aware of the difference in perspectives between those inside, and outside, of India, and his current view will help those trying to form their own (perhaps revised) strategies to get...

This marks the first in a series of Pinnacle Conversations, the intent of which are to provide state-of-the-art information on critically important issues facing the world today, in technology and economics. This first conversation is with...

Driven by cost pressures and a desire for increased business agility, offshoring of IT services has seen consistent growth since the 90s that paused briefly during the global recession but is now rebounding. Both large and small organizations...

The combination of low call center costs, a solid telecommunications infrastructure, and an educated workforce has made the Philippines an attractive option for North American companies struggling to reduce costs in a challenging economy, a new...

At various points over the past few years Worldwide Interoperability Access (WiMAX) has run between being heralded as the next big thing to being dismissed as all but dead. The truth lies somewhere in between, but WiMAX will undoubtedly find a...