Offshoring: Strategies for Prevailing in the Global Marketplace for Technical Writing 
Offshoring will not go away. Technical communicators can improve their prospects by taking offshoring into account as they envision their futures. After defining offshoring and outsourcing, this paper presents a brief history of offshoring and the myths associated with it, followed by a reporting of observations made by practitioners in the field. The conclusions of this report include recommended strategies for technical communicators to consider as they move forward in their careers.
Highby, Marie. STC Proceedings (2004). Careers>Writing>Technical Writing>Offshoring
Are Daily Rates for Technical Writers Collapsing?
My concern for US writers is that they fail to grasp the momentum that counties like India have established and the high quality of university graduates they are now producing. In the next 10-15 years, IT jobs which can be replicated offshore/offsite to lower costs will be embraced more aggressively. US companies have little choice but to do this.
Walsh, Ivan. I Heart Tech Docs (2009). Careers>Writing>Technical Writing>Offshoring
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