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Where Did the Term “Nearshore” Come From Anyway?

Kirk Laughlin
May 30, 2011
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Beni Lopez, Softtek’s Chief Globalization Officer, recounts how Softtek positioned itself against far flung competitors – and he also talks about the real cost of outsourced services.

Kirk Laughlin

Kirk Laughlin is an award-winning editor and subject expert in information technology and offshore BPO/ contact center strategies.

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