In 2025, India will have more than 5 million IT professionals, and thousands of graduates will be produced annually in the leading engineering schools. This sheer number puts India at an advantage when it comes to managing large and complex projects effectively.
Indian developers and support staff speak clearly with international clients, as the country is the second-largest English-speaking nation, which removes the risk of miscommunication.
India provides a 40-60 percent cut in development costs as compared to Western countries. This means increased ROI to both startups and enterprises.
Firms such as Niotechone Software Solution Pvt. Ltd. have established a name in providing secure, scalable, and future-proof applications with frameworks such as ASP.NET, Laravel, CodeIgniter, Magento, WordPress, and others.
An Indian company was contracted to develop HIPAA-compliant software by a healthcare startup in the US. They delivered 50 percent faster and 60 percent cheaper than US development.
A retailer based in the EU moved its legacy Magento store to a bespoke Laravel+Vue.js stack through an Indian partner. The outcome? 3 times faster loading time and 42 percent more conversions.
Although outsourcing has numerous advantages, it is important to address possible challenges. This is how India, especially companies such as Niotechone, reduce risks:
Solution: Indian teams are transparent and keep to schedules with the help of such tools as Jira, Trello, GitHub Actions, and Agile methodology.
The Philippines has a rich history in BPO and customer support services and is now expanding into software development outsourcing, particularly in web and mobile app development.
Historical and educational factors have made Filipino developers culturally aligned with North American and Western European clients.
It is affordable to small to mid-sized businesses with relatively low labor costs that are similar to India.
The Philippines has a small tech talent pool, unlike India. It can be difficult to scale development teams or work on large enterprise-level projects.
