Feel free to write me a check for the millions of seed money I'll need.

Do you actually need millions for a software consultancy? You're hiring people who wouldn't be employed elsewhere. You could pay them less and cut prices to your clients and everyone would come out better.

I mean you've spotted what you claim is a clear inefficiency. Your guys could be taking the jobs that Infosys and gang are taking.

>Do you actually need millions for a software consultancy?

Yeah, I'd need millions to be convinced to do something I absolutely don't want to be doing.

In that case even with millions you would hit a roadblock. Even the prospect of a huge reward doesn't always cure burnout.

Bootstrap!

Poiknoik quite literally used the "bootstrap" argument in a non-ironic way to describe an actually real systemic problem .

You are assuming the companies care enough. Their current strategy is petition the government to open offshoring quotas. That's much easier and cheaper than actually figuring something out.