A large-scale movement to outsource basic software programming functions to India, the Middle East, and Asia-Pacific countries has resulted because U.S. programmers have been inadequately trained.

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The statement is not entirely accurate. The outsourcing of software programming functions to other countries is driven by factors other than the level of training of U.S. programmers, such as lower labor costs, access to a larger talent pool, and globalization. While there may be skill gaps and shortages within the domestic workforce, it is not the sole reason for outsourcing.

A Large-Scale Movement to Outsource Basic Software Programming Functions to India