According to a surveydone by bpovoice.com (a BPO specific social network)  49 % of theoutsourcing professionals believed that the proposed cut on tax incentives willimpact the Indian outsourcing industry adversely.

As many as 32 % ofsurveyed were confident that Indian outsourcing industry will have no or lessimpact post, “Obama's new policy”  even after their tax benefits are takenoff  as American work force would still be an expensive propositionfor  lot of companies in the present scenario

19 % of therespondents chose , not to comment probably because they were  not sureabout the nature of the policy that will come  into place and how much itmight impact the present India BPO scenario. They preferred a wait and watchapproach.

The survey team got response from 600 people across the globe whoare directly or indirectly related to the outsourcing industry expressing theirviews on some of the critical questions asked to them during the survey.

The main finding of the surveywas that large number of people were confidentand believed that India will be able to survive the ongoing slump in themarket. As many as 62% respondents believed that India would still do wellbecause it is still a low cost high quality outsourcing destination. The detailedsurvey report is available at bpovoice.com