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Medical transcriptionists are now the second highest-paid workers in the health sector after medical doctors, the Trade Union Congress of the Philippines (TUCP) disclosed over the weekend. Citing the results of the Bureau of Labor and Employment Statistics’ latest Occupational Wages Survey, TUCP spokesperson Alex Aguilar said medical transcriptionists are now earning substantially higher compensation income compared to medical technologists, nurses and even dentists. According to survey, medical transcriptionists get an average of PhP10,757 in monthly wages. This rate is P1,462 or 16 percent higher than the average of P9,295 received by medical technologists; P1,813 or 20 percent higher than the P8,944 received by nurses; and PhP3,722 or 53 percent higher than the PhP7,035 received by dentists. Medical doctors receive an average of P18,134 in monthly wages

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Medical transcriptionists now among RP’s highest-paid

Despite global economic downtrend, the Medical Transcription (MT) industry is looking for a further growth buoyed by a report of the NASSCOM stating that recession has not hit the healthcare industry. Reverse is the trend in medical transcription outsourcing in the US, which is witnessing agonising attrition in large scale in IT, financial, manufacturing and other sectors. As per a NASSCOM report, the MT industry will be worth Rs 40 billion by 2010 and could employ as many as 50,000 people. It predicts that this industry is here to stay for at least 10 years.

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Medical Transcription sector to boom despite recession: report

Quite often I have people asking me if I know of a good free medical transcription course. Quite frankly, I have no idea why anyone would want to take free classes to become an MT. The old saying stands “you get what you pay for”. If you are truly interested in becoming a medical transcriptionist and beginning a new career then you want the very best education you can get.

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What do I think about taking a free medical transcription course

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Here is a company – Mindlogicx – which is poised on the threshold of SaaS in India: intelliEXAMS is a state of the art system to revolutionize the entire examination process by diligently meeting the requirements of a university in conducting online examination. The system handles the complete life cycle of Examination Management which includes online registration of candidates, Examination fee management, internal mark uploading, hall ticket generation, question bank management, question paper generation, Question paper generation, automated evaluation process and up to the reporting of the results. The system is futuristic and scalable and can be deployed in universities, large corporate, banks, etc., for online examinations, common entrance examinations, mass recruitment and for conducting skills up gradation tests.

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A Classic Candidate for SaaS

There is no key for effective marketing campaign. Some of us try to experiment and many times, it turns out to be successful… However, for an effective email services it is necessary for us to hire a Email Marketing Florida services. The Email Marketing Services Florida here list top three things that you should also know for formulating an email marketing campaign

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How to make your email marketing campaign effective

Cutting costs is on everyone’s mind these days. But before you ship software work over to a 3rd world country, think long and hard… Many companies aren’t happy with their offshore team. This is the first in a string of posts about how to find, evaluate, and select a reliable offshore software development team.

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How To Find, Evaluate, and Select an Offshore Software Development Company

As the global economy slows, many business software companies are seeing fewer sales opportunities as businesses cut software budgets and delay purchases.  Despite the current economic climate, there is still a large and growing market for business software in China.  An increasing number of US software companies are focusing on China market entry strategies and leveraging the knowledge of Chinese software outsourcing companies to aid with China market entry. A recent study sponsored by Dextrys titled Marketing Business Software in China discusses the Chinese market for US business software.  The key findings from the study are: China has enormous potential for business software sales – 87% of the companies surveyed evaluated or purchased business software within the past 12 months US software companies are neglecting this market – only 30% of the companies considered US software products Chinese companies can and will “Buy American” – 52% of respondents would like to see more US software on the market and an additional 27% are willing to buy software from any location Traditional mass marketing is a poor investment for entering China – potential buyers rely on peers and the Internet for their information Quality and price are the two most important product attributes – and fortunately, 84% of survey respondents perceive US software quality to be high Chinese companies buy software following traditional models – 90% prefer to buy software licenses; leasing and hosted solutions have very low market penetration Many US companies have not entered China yet because of the risks and lack of China experience, but working with Chinese software outsourcing companies can significantly mitigate the risks associated and provide much needed local business knowledge.  In recent years, a significant and increasing number of US software companies have leveraged partnerships with Chinese outsourcing companies to enter the Chinese market.  As a result, some Chinese outsourcing companies have experience working with multiple US software companies an a variety of different market entry strategies.  These outsourcing companies now understand the best strategies for US software companies entering China.  So, US software companies entering China can significantly reduce the learning curve by partnering with local outsourcing companies. Typically, American software companies’ China initiatives begin with outsourcing software localization to China, but as sales grow, so do the offshore teams as product customization and support is required.  So, Chinese software outsourcing companies have a vested interest in ensuring their US clients success in China and enthusiastically help in order to grow the account.   These win – win outsourcing and market entry partnerships are also used by Chinese outsourcing companies to offer value added services over India

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How to leverage outsourcing partners to enter the Chinese software market

Does the idea of spending the day with your pesky colleagues in the suffocating environment of your office put you off? Do you drag yourself to office everyday? Well then chuck your mundane 9 to 5 job and take up freelancing – pick assignments of your choice and earn a decent income, too! Even NRIs can become freelancers.

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Freelance career options: how you can make money by freelancing!

Outsourcing vendors often use “blended rates” to calculate the monthly / quarterly amounts due by their customers. Simply put, the blended rate is an hourly rate that applies to any single team member, regardless of seniority, from the less experienced developer to the most senior manager, with the possible exception of the top management. Beware! The apparent advantages of blended rates are increased invoice readability, better cash flow predictability, and the illusion for the customer that they are getting the most senior resources at a very attractive price. What usually happens is the opposite.

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Blended rates: pros and cons

IBM announced that the company has signed a five-year outsourcing agreement with Sony Ericsson regarding the management of Application Maintenance and Development of all of Sony Ericsson’s SAP applications globally. IBM will leverage their global leadership in Application Management Services for the delivery of best-in-class solutions to support Sony Ericsson’s operations and business improvement initiatives in an efficient and cost effective manner.

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Sony Ericsson and IBM Sign a 5-Year Outsourcing Agreement

European Central Bank President Jean-Claude Trichet predicted that the year 2009 will be a gloomy year for global economy but will make a recovery comes 2010. In general, central bankers were still keen to make sure inflation expectations remained solidly anchored, he said. Trichet made no comment on ECB interest rates before a policy meeting on Thursday, when analysts expect the Governing Council to cut euro zone rates — currently the highest in the Group of Seven — by another 50 basis points to 2.0 percent. more…

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Global Economy to slow this year, will recover on 2010

Strait Times(1704) Near Term Trend:Negative I was actively considering bullish up move- counter trend- since Oct lows. The rally did occurred but in a very fragmented manner, with more ‘time’ consumption rather than ‘price’ action. See the inlaid daily chart, the index halted its corrective rally almost exactly on the ‘middle’ trendline of the equi-distance parallel channel

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STI: Bulls failed to clear major hurdle!

Many in the software industry are reluctant to outsource the design of their applications, and by design I mean the overall usability (look-and-feel, navigation, user experience, etc.). I do not have a definite answer, but I have learned one thing: BEWARE! While it makes total sense to have the back-end of the application developed offshore (whether outsourced or not), it is critical to carefully double check, when not triple check what the real design capabilities of your potential offshore provider are, if you do not want to end up with applications that are just unusable ! SMBs usually call existing references before selecting an outsourcing provider. Make sure design capability is one of your “must ask” questions. The reference certainly knows whether your provider has decent design capabilities or not

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Should the design of the user interface be outsourced?

Asia’s financial crisis deepened today after Japan’s Nikkei stock average fell almost 10% in its biggest single-day drop for more than 20 years. The world’s second-biggest economy was also rocked by the collapse of an established life insurer: Yamato Life Insurance becomes the country’s first major victim of the US credit crunch

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Japan’s stock dropped after global slide

FTSE 100 (8599) Near term trend: Down Form the Oct low (3665) the index has gained over 27% in a mostly likely ‘corrective’ rally within the structural bear market. Last weeks high of 4675 is almost there on 0.50% retracement level (4650)of entire fall from 5649 to 3665, i.e. last segment of the preceding fall. Historically bear markets rallies do correct 50% of the fall, in a counter trend.

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FTSE: strong resistance at 4.7k!

World Index(321) (In house-based on 44 active indices of the world) Near Term Trend: Down In the previous review I said ” on the weekly chart it can be seen that the bulls are swung back and attempting an upward break of the falling parallel channel (blue), i.e. indicating an reversal in the trend. Still on a safer side, we will wait till break of ’329′ for a confirmation. The bulls tried very

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World is flat! Literally

” Substantial Overhauling ” might happen to financial markets in the coming months soon after the inauguration of the president elect Barack Obama as claimed that Wall Street has not worked, so its need a substantial overhauling which will include major twist in some regulatory agency. Obama also said he wants to avoid living in a “bubble” and will pay close attention to how financial markets react to his policies. “Given the sensitivities of the market, I’ve got to pay some attention to market psychology,” he said

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Obama plans substantial overhaul of financial markets

Nikkei 225(9239) Near Term Trend: Positive > 8.7k In the previous review I said “Since Oct 08,the Nikkei could never muster the strength to surpass the 8.7k mark on closing basis(even though in intra-week it had rallied to 9.1k-9.3k levels). As such I would persist with an range trading (8.7k-7.6k) view on the Index, within the overall structural bear market, till the bulls shows commitments >

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Cleared resistance of 8700! Tough task to clear 9.6k!

All Ordinaries Index(3728) Near Term Trend: Positive > 3.6k I said “I will go with sideways option for the near term trading (within the overall bear market) till the things improves a lot (first break from recent channel on the daily charts and then possibly close above 3740)”.See the inlaid chart(daily), after initial hesitation, the index broke the falling parallel channel on 29th Dec 08(3554)

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Corrective rally! Will clear 3740?

This article discusses how the experience level of software developers in China has caused challenges for software outsourcing companies when competing with Indian competitors.  However, as the software industry in China matures over the next six years, the experience level of Chinese developers will edge closer to international standards. My last post before the holidays, Chinese software services revenue predictions fall short , discusses how the Chinese offshore services industry has not met analyst predictions in previous years, but did not get into why. One reason China has not reached expectations, is software development experience within the country

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Overcoming the Software Developer Experience Gap in China