Countries Involved
Some of the major countries/districts that provide such services, among many others, are:-
- Argentina (Full Spectrum Services)
- Bangladesh (Web & Software Programming, Game Development, IT Support, Network Solutions, Offshore Outsourcing Service)
- Belarus (Programming, R&D)
- Bolivia (Web & Software Programming, Game Development, IT Support, Network Solutions, Offshore Outsourcing Service)
- Brazil (Web & Software Programming, Game Development, IT Support, Network Solutions, Offshore Outsourcing Service)
- Bulgaria (Programming and R&D)
- China (Programming, Data Entry, Customer Support, F&A)
- Egypt (Customer Support and Programming)
- India (Full Spectrum Services)
- Indonesia (Programming, R&D, IT Support, Data Entry, Customer Support)
- Malaysia (Customer Support and R&D)
- Mauritius (ITO and BPO)
- Mexico (Full Spectrum Services)
- Nepal (Programming, Customer Support)
- Pakistan (Full Spectrum Services)
- Panama (Programming, Customer Support)
- Philippines (Customer Support, IT Support, Programming, Data Entry, Animation, Transcription, R&D)
- Republic of Macedonia (Web Software, Mobile Software, Game Development, Network Solutions, Offshore Outsourcing Service, R&D)
- Romania (Programming and IT)
- Russia (Programming and R&D)
- Ukraine (Programming and R&D)
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