Wince-Smith suggests that the bulk of outsourcing in companies such as IBM is associated with back-room operations (customer support, call centers). The cusp of technological innovation remains in the U.S. She then throws in the caveats: (1)There is cause for some concern in the fields of electrical engineering and software programming; unemployment is in a slump in those fields. (2)The design, engineering, and manufacturing of semiconductors is being done in China, presenting serious competition. In fact, China and India are both emerging as first-tier competitors. (3)Globalization is fueling this; China and India are simply offering talent at a cheap price....