Ames said Exist Global intends to align with BPO providers to provide a sort of a private label at the software development service, allowing BPOs to extend their client relationships and keep the business in the Philippines.

'This is to mitigate the risk of BPOs going let's say for example to India to get software and then later on decide to consolidate because he can get all of it from India. We don't want that to happen. We want to extend those services here and keep the business in the Philippines,' he said.

Ames revealed Exist Global has actually enabled one BPO provider to offer software development but declined to name the company. He said they are currently reaching out to top BPO providers here to help them offer software development in a special way.