A century ago, America was considered the pinnacle of economic development. Uncle Sam proudly waved his flag in every corner of the planet. The proliferation of the American Dream has paved the way for other countries to strive in every field. Corporate America’s business mantras have been the gospel of every company, easily becoming the template for each business endeavor a firm embarks into. Skills, innovation, technology – name it, and America dished it to you like hot apple pie.

Every country wanted a piece of it.

Flash forward to 2009. It seems that America found itself in a quicksand of mediocrity. Firms have been closing shop. Jobs are being outsourced. The global economic crisis has overwhelmed most first world countries. Emerging countries on the other hand are proving that they can thrive and find opportunities in such a predicament. The meat of the matter is that companies are embracing the repercussions in the world of business. From the ashes of recession, a few and brave countries have emerged. » Read more: Balancing Act – Why Outsourcing Ushers Global Economic Equilibrium

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