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Red Herring Global 2008, 200 Finalists

December 30th, 2008

finalists_webRelying on the shrewd observation to the global hi-tech industry as well as impartial and independent selection process for more than 10 years, Red Herring, which is honoured as risk investment vane, has established the absolute authority of “The Bible of Silicon Valley”.

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Why invest in China?

December 16th, 2008

Where to find a suitable investment places has become a tough question for many entrepreneurs. There is a notion which is widely accepted by the investors that the factories and infrastructures should be built in developing countries, where has the massive cheap labor-force and low cost of soil rent. However, as the time goes by, especially after the 9•11, the terrorist and extremist attack has become a very essential factor for the business people to make the decision of the investment. To be sure, both Iraq and Afghanistan would not be ideal places for investment, for the anti-terrorist war is going on there. Meanwhile, the serial terrorist attacks took place in Mumbai, the largest city-port in India, 27th Nov. 2008, monitored us even the places where seem like peaceful and owns the beautiful sceneries might be trustworthy.
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Happy Thanksgiving from BPOVIA

November 29th, 2008

Thanksgiving Day has come. It is the time that BPOVIA should express their gratitude and thanks to our honored clients and website visitors. Without your support, we may not accomplish so much in the last year; without your unreserved trust, we may not be lucky enough to be nominated as the Finalists for the “Red Herring 100 Asia” Awards 2008. BPOVIA is the first virtual assistant service provider in the world to ever be nominated for this prestigious award.

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From G7 to G20

November 27th, 2008

Maybe there are millions of TV stations worldwide broadcasting the G20 Summit these days. And there is no doubt that most people in developed countries focusing on what overtures would be put forward during the Summit.

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Red Herring Releases 200 Finalists for the “Red Herring 100 Asia” Awards 2008

October 29th, 2008

For 10 years, the Red Herring’s editorial team has diligently surveyed entrepreneurship around the globe. Technology industry executives, investors, and observers have regarded the Red Herring 100 lists as an invaluable instrument to discover and advocate the promising startups that will lead the next wave of disruption and innovation.

Red Herring released 200 Finalists for the “Red Herring 100 Asia ” Awards 2008 at October 16, 2008.

200 finalists are from 13 countries and regions. Read more…

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Virtual Assistant and KPO firm BPOVIA named amongst finalists for the “Red Herring 100 Asia” Awards 2008

October 29th, 2008

BPOVIA, the leading Virtual Assistant and Knowledge Process Outsourcing (KPO) service provider in China, was named as Finalists for the “Red Herring 100 Asia” Awards 2008. BPOVIA is the first virtual assistant service provider to ever be nominated for this prestigious award.

Nanjing, China October 28th 2008 — BPOVIA, the leading Virtual Assistant and Knowledge Process Outsourcing (KPO) service provider in China, has been selected in the list of 200 companies that are Read more…

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Another review of BPOVIA

October 12th, 2008

One of our clients, owner of http://www.outsourcedmylife.com, did a nice review of BPOVIA on his blog at http://www.outsourcedmylife.com

From the review:

One of the companies I’ve been working with in www.BPOVIA.com in China. The founder, James, is a great guy and was very prompt and professional with his communications with me. I’m still trying to get a feel for what I want done and how much time my projects will take, but I had a very important project that I’ve been putting off for years. Basically my grandfather wrote a book that was typed. About 150 copies were made back in the 1980’s and no soft copy exists. My task was to convert the hard copy to a soft copy.
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BPOVIA Full Time Service Plan VS BPOVIA Pay-As-You-Go Plan

October 11th, 2008


BPOVIA Full Time Monthly Plan:
Our most popular plan! You can hire a professional BPOVIA Virtual Assistant to work full time for only $900 per month. Your BPOVIA Virtual Assistant will work 8 hours a day, 5 days a week, like a full time employee.

BPOVIA Pay-As-You-Go Plan:
Our most flexible plan! The Pay-As-You-Go plan works well with clients who are unsure of their administrative needs and are not ready to commit to a set number of hours per month. Your rate will depend on the services which you require. The Standard Rate for the service of a BPOVIA professional Virtual Assistant is $10 per hour.
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How to avoid investment risks in China

July 22nd, 2008

Although we have reaffirmed for several times that Chinese economy has a promising future, however, as a rational investors, we have to concern about the potential risks. A new policy that the finance sectors and other foreign trade enterprises should limit the hot money flowing into China is carried out by Chinese center bank. Meanwhile, Chinese stock market continues its bear market. It has fallen 49% since the peak of last year, which it becomes the worst stock market in the world. Moreover, the gradually increasing of exchange rate has put hundreds of foreign trade companies to the edge of abysm. Thus, as a foreign investor, maybe you’re optimistic about Chinese economy. Notwithstanding, to some extend, you might not be eager to lose money and not be satisfied with new economy policy and the rising of Chinese currency. There’re a large numbers of foreign investors buying real estate, stocks and insurance in China. Unfortunately, as the bad performance of stock market and the new policy to restrict the hot money, they may feel upset and worried about their assets in China.

 

 

 

Then, the investors will surly find out some solution to cope with the adversaries. At the same time, the understanding the situation of China and try to find a deputy in China become more and more important. Outsourcing industry will help foreign investors to ultimately reduce the risks of investing in China. BPOVIA, who help its foreign customers to reduce the risks in China, is an outstanding model of the industry. By providing BPO, ITO, KPO (knowledge process outsourcing) and PPO (personal process outsourcing) service, the investors would not pay much money, but can get the all-round service. BPOVIA can help to do many things in China instead of you. In addition, BPOVIA can do the marketing research and the strategy scheming for you, which will supply the information involved in the Chinese economy policy and the professional advice about how to run business in China and how to make money in China. Above are largely helped to save the cost of foreign investors and reduce the risks of the marketing deterioration.

We should not deny the achievement and infinite development of Chinese economy. However, the risks also can’t be neglected. What the BPOVIA and outsourcing industry contribute to the foreign investors are not only the time-consuming and low-cost service and products, but also give the supports on how to handle the economy policy and regulation. As the time goes by, the investors will realize the convenience and benefits brought by BPOVIA and other similar companies.

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Why India and China can be the most popular outsourcing locales

July 21st, 2008

KPMG released its report on the study of outsourcing development. According to the report, both India and China are named the most popular outsourcing destination in Asia. Moreover, Singapore ranks the third in the research. By analyzing the differences between Singapore and its competitors, we can conclude that the service from Singapore cost more than other Asian developing countries. Due to the strong intellectual property protection, a well-educated talent pool, and overall a more secure and stable pro-business environment, the investors have to pay more in order to meet the need of the regulations in Singapore government and market. On the contrary, owing to the relatively backward laws and regulations in market economy and intellectual property protection, it will definitely help to save the cost.

Furthermore, in order to meet the challenges from other competitors, India outsourcing companies usually have a 3-5 years plan, which will surly contribute a lot to the business expansion and the keep the contact with the main customs. Just as what is said by an expert in economy that outsourcing is gaining steam and companies with no plans to outsource may soon find themselves at a competitive disadvantage. As a Chinese proverb goes Preparedness ensures success, unpreparedness spells failure. Thus, the importance of the developing plan for a company and industry cannot be overemphasized.

In addition, the all-rounded functions of India and Chinese outsourcing companies should not be omitted. For the reasons that they can provide services in the large scales, they are available for many personal demands and unusual orders. The low-cost, less time-consuming and the non-core activities are the core-competition of the outsourcing industry. However, only heritage the tradition of industry routine will broaden and enlarge the business of the industry. For example, many Chinese and Indian outsourcing companies can help their customs to design the strategy, such as research and development, engineering and risk management. In contrast, Singapore companies’ business is merely based on the traditional items, which brings fairly negative impact on the development of the companies.

In a word, outsourcing industry should not be only confined in the traditional routine, but try to search for the virgin land, where could help to promote the business.

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