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Globalization 2.0 Is Here and Will Go beyond Outsourcing into Cross Border Market Entry

NEW DELHI. January 2nd 2009

Driven by a shortage of capital for expansion, dramatically curtailed consumer as well as business spending and ageing demographics, established "services" businesses in mature economies such as the United States, UK, Germany, France and Japan, are now going beyond "Outsourcing" into increasing their allocation of investments into emerging markets such as India, China and others, in sectors such as telecommunications, software products, healthcare services etc.

Globalization 1.0, defined by GRM Group as the first wave of Globalization for savings is now being supplemented by leaders via (i) increasing the number of locations (ii) proactive sourcing of merger and acquisition activity and (iii) investment into overseas market entry.

"As we put together an agenda for our Globalization road map for 2009 and beyond, we expect our investment for both outsourcing and local market entry to grow significantly i.e. Globalization 2.0 as defined by GRM Group is on our strategic road map for 2009 an beyond" said Jeff Furst , CEO of FurstPerson.

You can learn more about Globalization 2.0 via e-mail to info@grmgroup.net or by calling
(404)435-6963.