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• eJournal-Artikel aus "PinG Privacy in Germany" Ausgabe 3/2014

  Outsourcing in India – A Privacy Law Perspective

  Sajai Singh, Gowtham Reddy

  …100 PinG 03.14 Singh / Reddy PRIVACY TOPICS Outsourcing in India – A Privacy Law Perspective Outsourcing in India – A Privacy Law Perspective Sajai… …decade the Information Technology-Business Process Outsourcing (“IT-BPO”) industry has been the most robust and rapidly developing industry in India. In… …­FY-2014 growing at a rate of 8.8 % over FY-2013. 2 The outsourcing sector continued as one of the largest private employers in the country; directly… …by other countries, India has succeeded in retaining its position as the world’s most preferred outsourcing destination. The Industry has shown its… …whole picture. Various incidents of data theft and security breaches in Indian outsourcing companies have further heightened concerns about the safety and… …emerging outsourcing destinations has made repeated efforts to reinforce the legislative and regulatory framework with respect to data protection and privacy… …destinations which ensure ‘adequate levels’ of data protection. 6 Therefore for a service provider to receive data under an outsourcing agreement from the client… …based in the EEC, it would need to convince European Union (“EU”) regulators of the adequacy of 6 Article 25 of Directive 95/46/EC. Outsourcing in India –… …also posed a threat to outsourcing of data from clients based in the USA, where several states began contemplating prohibiting the transfer of certain… …Federation for American Policy in April, 2005 reported that within the first three months of 2005, more than 112 bills to restrict ‘outsourcing’ had been…

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