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The second Asia-Pacific Service Outsourcing International Conference will be held from Sept 17 to 18 in Wuxi,[link widoczny dla zalogowanych], Jiangsu province,[link widoczny dla zalogowanych], the organizer said.
About 300 representatives will attend the forum, including chief information officers (CIO) of the top 500 companies in the world, prestigious software producers at home and abroad, according to the organizer.
Concurrently, the first Cross-Straits Service Outsource Cooperation Forum will also be held in the city,[link widoczny dla zalogowanych], which could attract a further 200 representatives.
The service sector is the pillar industry in Taiwan,[link widoczny dla zalogowanych], accounting for over 70 percent of the island's total GDP.
With the trend of the manufacturing industry now transferring from Taiwan to the Chinese mainland, the service industry in Taiwan is also actively seeking opportunities to cooperate with their peers on the Chinese mainland.
As a city,[link widoczny dla zalogowanych], Wuxi is aiming to become one of the largest service-outsourcing bases in the world.
Amid the economic downturn the service outsourcing business in the city remained robust. In the first seven months, the total contract amount reached about $1.14 billon, up 110 percent year-on-year.
So far, Wuxi has lured about 22 investment projects from the top 100 service [link widoczny dla zalogowanych] in the world and top 50 industry heavyweights in the country.
As for the top 10 industry heavyweights in the country, half have set up headquarters in Wuxi.
According to the local governments' development plan, Wuxi intends to increase the total revenue of the service outsourcing industry from $30 billion to $40 billon by 2020, with over 1 million people employed.
This goal is similar to the industry's development level seen in India in 2007.