According to AustralianIT:

Patients may not like calling an operator in Delhi to book an appointment with their GP, or having their medical notes stored on overseas databases. But as pressure on NHS budgets intensifies, John Neilson suggests the alternative is cuts to services.

Call centres and offices in Delhi and Pune already handle invoices and other administration for a significant number of NHS trusts for a fraction of what British-based labour would cost.

Satyam Computer Services, the scandal-ridden solution provider based in India, this week unveiled a marketing overhaul intended to function as the rebirth of the company.

In April, Tech Mahindra agreed to purchase 31 percent of Satyam’s shares, resulting in an infusion of $351 million (U.S.) into the beleaguered Indian outsourcing firm. At the beginning of the year, the former chairman of Satyam confessed to $1 billion in fraud. B. Ramalinga Raju, his brother Rama Raju, Chief Financial Officer Srinivas Vadlamani, and two Price Waterhouse auditors have been charged with forgery and falsification of Satyam accounts and for causing disappearance of evidence.

This week, the firm unveiled its new brand identity, “Mahindra Satyam.” The logo takes a cue from Mahindra’s current design.

So you can see how a deep belief in reincarnation can actually help Indian outsourcing companies!