Japanese IT Giant Fujitsu Off-shores to India

Having chosen the & 39; attention of the West & 39;, & 39; India is becoming the focal point for countries & 39; Far East such as Korea, Taiwan and Japan, as they mega for investments in the country setting up & 39; workshop producing their products. If, looking to sell their products in the domestic consumer market, they are also eager d & 39; establish offshoring / outsourcing centers in India. And recently, the Japanese IT giant - Fujitsu specializes in semiconductors, computers, both superb and staff, including servers, telecommunications and services, announced its intention & 39; inject massive investment & 39; in the Indian economy, both on the market its products and establish appeal and off-shore development centres in the sub-continent.
Talking journalists in Bangalore, Choi Chee Kong, Regional & l 39; Asia rallying Senior Vice President refused to disclose the amount & 39; d & 39; investment, but has hinted that it might & 39; run in parallel to its $ 20 million on an investment forum form development program in China during the next two years. Stressing that Japan considers the & 39; India, & 39; an important development center, Kong said the & 39; investment could be similar to that in China, seeing that his firm& 39;s strategy is that & 39; of large-scale investment in developing markets, as the two Asian rivals. However, he also mentioned the & 39; investment figures for China does not include investments to centres.
And offshore development, that & 39; gives India advantage over China as Fujitsu group companies eye l & 39; India as an investment in & 39; appeal and off-shore development centres. Most recently, a team from Fujitsu has a scout around the Indian subcontinent for seeking investment opportunities & 39;. In addition, according to a Fujitsu its first development center to set up in Hyderabad in mid-2006 will have a capacity of nearly 2000. Already, Fujitsu has a partner in Pune as well. D & 39; other Indian cities in its net investments include Bangalore, Gurgaon and Chennai.
As he announced the establishment of & 39; an office in Bangalore, through d & 39; operations strengthening Fujitsu , India, Kong said the & 39; company aims to sell 12 million dollars worth of servers in the next 12 months. And, if Fujitsu acquires 5% of the market share in the next three years, that would amount to approximately $ 60 million, he added. While the Japanese firm & 39; s address to local businesses, it also looks at the sale of its servers and multinational companies based in Japan in setting store India.
A lucrative move, since companies in the world Entire washing on the shores of India & 39;, of course, they require that Fujitsu is selling. Not only l & 39; India has become a place for offshoring / outsourcing destination, it is also becoming a hub of the market where companies in the world hope to make a nice profit on the sale of their products manufactured! It will not be too long before the world revolves around the & 39; India, a strong focal point for world affairs!
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