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New Privacy Laws In Asia May Cripple Data-Centric Outsourcing

Posted by timothy on from the death-by-a-thousand-permission-slips dept.

bizwriter writes "Think privacy issues are a pain when they affect consumers? Get ready for the grandfather of all corporate computing headaches. Big privacy-law changes in India and China are about to turn data-processing outsourcing into a hurdle-leaping, paperwork-generating mess."

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  1. This might bring some outsourced jobs back home by petes_PoV · · Score: 3, Funny

    Provided we can meet the standards of the customers in India and China

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  2. Re:Are you kidding? by SmurfButcher+Bob · · Score: 3, Funny

    Offshore data processing is just so Web 1.0. In the Web 2.0 world, it's "Data Rendition".

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