Re: Data Encoding Advice

> Lots of companies would. There are services like this in India already. Even
> before the Internet, many large insurance companies were shipping documents
> to Ireland for this.

Thanks! That's great. Actually I'm not really sure what companies I
should be looking into. Insurance companies do have a lot of paper
work to be filed and stored in databases, not to mention all of their
contacts.


>Any company that sells non-trivial electronics or other costly item
>retail, for a start. Those always come with a warranty registration
>card for people to fill in and mail back. Of course, lots of
>government stuff also needs that sort of thing for tax forms, etc.,
>but they can be a bit of a pain to try to sell to.

>We do that sort of typing-up with timesheets at the moment, but I
>suspect that we need fast turnaround on those.

Daily minimum wage here in the capital of the Philippines is less than
PHP250, or USD4.51. I guess it will save big companies a lot of money.

Thanks for the tip on the non-trivial electronics or other retail
items that needs warranty registration to be filed in.!!

If you guys have more information that I can use, since I presume most
of the ones reading here are from the states, I would really
appreciate more information about data encoding and how is it done
elsewhere.

Thanks,
Henry