Basically by going to HCL you would think it would save Xerox $, well that was the goal, outsource a job costing Xerox $50k to HCL who will pay that person probably 1/5th of that, Xerox no longer has that person on the books or pays them benefits, HCL has a contract with Xerox to get all the work done at a lower cost, if they produce I am sure there are incentives involved, HOWEVER, Xerox is realizing HCL cannot deliver, hence it taking double or triple the staff in india, manilla or guatemala to do the work of 1 american worker, at the same time having to keep or extend the contract of the american worker because they need them to get the job done, I know in the XBS cores that Xerox is charging back the cores for the american workers salaries, so not only is this outsourcing plan a disaster, it is costing Xerox way more $ than if they had left everything as is, this is by far the worst business decision ever, HCL thought because they did not fo their due diligence and Xerox lied that they could just take all work of 39 cores and combine and automate the work, nobody at HCL did their homework to realize we were 39 totally different run companies, all doing things differently due to our sizes and staff, the thing nobody knows though is that Xerox DOES have a clause in the contract signed that they could end this fiasco with HCL at any time, will they? no they won't because they just went into this whole thing not looking long term as they wanted to dump and run, haha Xerox, nobody wants your c-ap business!!! Like it's been said, HCL is basically a front for Xerox looking like they produce this much $ with this much payroll while nobody realizes they need to add on the HCL payroll too