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And it’s not just the rank-and-file technology workers who need to worry about their careers. Multinationals could soon be looking to emerging markets for CIOs and even CEOs, Karamouzis says. Gartner predicts that by 2015, 30% of the world’s top CEOs will be from countries other than the United States.
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“In rightshoring, each interaction is sent offshore only after a thorough analysis of how best suited it is for a particular locale or region,” says Frost & Sullivan senior analyst Katrina Howell. “For example, while India is excellent for technical support queries, sales-oriented interactions can remain in North America.”