Human Resource: India is the world’s second highly populated country and human resource is a boon by itself.

Education System: India is proud of the abundance and easy availability of its highly qualified and technically skilled, English speaking computer professionals; who are the key to success in the field of IT outsourcing to India.

Cost Efficiency of IT Outsourcing in India: Significant cost saving can be achieved by IT outsourcing to India, owing to the wide gap between the personal costs in India and that of the developed countries. Offshore outsourcing to India offers considerable economical benefits for those who are prepared to exploit the advantages of outsourcing.

Market and Services Expansion: 3,000 and above Indian software exporting companies, Export relationships with more that 100 countries, Indian venture capitalists provide ample funding for the country's IT business.

Process Excellence as a Competitive Differentiator: ISO and SEI CMM quality standards, 24 Indian companies out of the 49 in total CMM Level 5 certified. India will soon have the highest number of ISO-9000 software companies in the world, according to NASSCOM. Also India, UK and U.S. have the highest number of independent SEI appraisers.

Technologically Advanced Outsourcing Firms in India: India's technologies offer excellent software solution. The applications include E-commerce, Business Process re-engineering, System Migration, Maintaining Legacy system, System integration etc. India prides in outsourcing facilities that are required to compete with others; which is yet another reason as to why the world prefers IT outsourcing to India.

Galloping growth in Indian economy: The service sector in India contributes 51% of the GDP. Computer software export was prominent with a growth rate of 40%-50% per year during the 90’s. India being the second largest software exporter in the world its large business houses and public sector units are growing steadfastly towards raising economic growth.

Indian government polices and tax systems: The well-structured tax system in India, with the authority to levy taxes is divided between the Central & State Governments. Direct taxes, like personal income tax, corporate tax and indirect taxes like customs duty are collected by the Central Government while State Government levies local and state sales tax. Tax revenue as a percent of GDP has been constantly on the rise.