As one of China's leading IT outsourcing services providers, Inspur move up to top 38 in The International Association of Outsourcing Professionals (IAOP) 2008 Global Outsourcing 100, published in the May 5th issue of Fortune magazine. The company has been also elected as the Top 10 List "Climbers" and the Best 20 Companies by Industry Focus sub-lists in discrete manufacturing, telecommunications and IT.

The IAOP Global Outsourcing 100 were judges on four critical characteristics: size and growth rate; customer references; organizational competencies; and management capabilities. Inspur has won the title due to good customer references, efficient staff management, outstanding team services and in-depth industry practices in recent years. The company has been selected to The Global Outsourcing 100 for two consecutive years and ranked as China's top three outsourcing firms.

"We are proud to be selected in The Global Outsourcing 100 again", said by Mr. Eric Kong Lee, who is in charge of outsourcing business in Inspur (Langchao) Group, "Inspur has been consistently aiming at becoming to the preferred vendor to our global outsourcing partners. We strive to build world-class offshore development platforms and near-shore service platforms, and to deliver high-quality and low-cost services."

"The companies on this year's Global Outsourcing 100 list represent the elite of our field, hailing from every corner of the globe and providing an extensive array of cutting-edge services," says Michael F. Corbett, Chairman of IAOP. "The Global Outsourcing 100 list has become the definitive go-to resource that companies use to make better informed outsourcing decisions and comparisons of providers, so it is an extremely valuable resource for both the players named on it and the businesses around the world that use outsourcing services."

Inspur outsourcing business has enjoyed fast expansion in Europe, the United States and Asia market in 2007. Its relationship with Microsoft, IBM, EDS, NTT Data, NEC, Hitachi, Furukawa, Sanyo, LG, Ericsson Huawei and China Mobile has been further heightened. The company has made significant break-through in BPO services, mobile phone and embedded software development, and communication application development. The business model of Inspur's outsourcing services, such as establishing the strategic partnership and building offshore development centers with MICROSOFT and other Global 500 companies, has been listed in the China Outsourcing Best Practice 2007.

Inspur is now gradually moving forward from one of China's leading software outsourcing service providers to a world-class outsourcing enterprise.