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Outsourcing, Reshoring and Central Asian IT Employment.
The report analyzes outsourcing, reshoring, and IT employment trends in Central Asia, focusing on trade tariffs and regional market shifts. It highlights the rapid emergence of Kazakhstan and Uzbekistan as significant IT hubs, with considerable growth in digital service exports and employment. The study identifies challenges such as skills mismatches, infrastructure gaps, and regulatory barriers. Strategic recommendations emphasize investing in digital infrastructure, regulatory harmonization, and AI skills development to improve competitiveness and sustain growth.
AI employmentCentral Asia ITCentral Asia JobDigital TransformationGlobal talent ShiftOutsourcing trendsTech EmploymentTrade Barriers
Gaurav K, EZ Research
2025-12-01
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Perspective.
PurposeTo analyze and provide insights into the dynamics of outsourcing, reshoring, and IT employment in Central Asia.
AudienceResearchers, policymakers, and industry stakeholders interested in IT and AI employment trends in Central Asia.
Report LengthComprehensive
Focus Areas.
Industries JobsInformation Technology and Artificial Intelligence sectors focusing on outsourcing, reshoring, and job roles in digital services.
Geographic AreasCentral Asia, specifically countries like Kazakhstan, Uzbekistan, Kyrgyzstan, Tajikistan, and Turkmenistan.
Special EmphasisEmphasis on digital transformation, AI innovation, and regional economic integration.
Report Layout.
Introduction to IT Employment and Digital Transformation in Central Asia
- Conceptual framework for analyzing outsourcing, nearshoring, and reshoring
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Insights.
Central Asia is emerging as a major IT hub, especially Kazakhstan and Uzbekistan.Rapid growth in digital services exports and employment in the region.Challenges include skills mismatches, regulatory barriers, and infrastructure gaps.Strategic recommendations focus on AI skills development and regulatory harmonization.Non-tariff barriers and automation risks pose threats to growth.Key Questions Answered.
