Outsourcing becomes inevitable as many firm-specific activities become generic overtime. This commoditization is a logical culmination as firms are driven to concentrate on their core activities and value-adding resources and capabilities; and outsourcing emerges as a viable alternative for the other non-core activities. Outsourcing also makes certain activities, which would otherwise be unaffordable for firms with limited finances, easily accessible. Western firms are able to tap into low-cost yet high-quality labor, translating into significant cost savings. Every penny saved is a penny earned. We make services cheaper for everybody. So, the choice is not between outsourcing versus non-outsourcing, but rather where to draw the line on outsourcing.