Outsourcing has been shaping economies for decades – both of the nations that give tasks to be outsourced and the ones that receive them. Now the interesting part – it’s not just businesses that leverage outsourcing to save time, cost, and effort. Individuals constitute a big chunk of the outsourcing pie and they are actively leveraging the concept to do what seems otherwise impossible in today’s hectic world i.e. striking the perfect work-life balance. Personal outsourcing – the art of delegating non-core tasks to a personal assistant, mostly virtual is a concept that marks the future of outsourcing. Recent studies reveal that 34% of the global workforce now freelances, and thanks to a growing ‘gig-economy’ countless start-ups have emerged to tap into the potential of putting these millions to work by offloading the drudgery filled tasks of our daily lives.
Almira Coyne on 15 Jun 20The global floating production storage & offloading market is projected to reach USD 26.0 billion by 2024 from an estimated USD 19.5 billion in 2019, recording a CAGR of 5.9% during the forecast period. The increasing number of offshore exploration & production activities and rise in deep- and ultra-deepwater oil & gas production are factors projected to drive the growth of the floating production storage and offloading market, globally. Key Questions Addressed by the Report What are the revolutionary technology trends that have been witnessed over the next five years? Which of the floating production storage and offloading market elements will dominate by 2024? Which of the type segments will have the maximum opportunity to grow during the forecast period? Which will be the leading regions with the largest market share by 2024? How are the companies implementing organic and strategies to gain increased market share?
