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Captives in India and China: A Majority of Parent Organizations also rely on Third-Party Relationships
This research paper unearths rich data about captives and indicates that organizations both in India and China favor a portfolio approach to outsourcing, where captive centers are accompanied by strong third-party vendor relationships.
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