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In this post I noted that yet another Indian company is setting up operations in Hungary and asked why this is happening. Indian wages are cheaper, geography shouldn’t matter in IT outsourcing, and I can’t imagine India is running out of programmers.

This article offers some of those answers, and it’s written from an Indian perspective. The answer is that Europeans are not used to long-distance outsourcing, and so the Indians are coming to them. The see Central Europe as a gateway into Western Europe.