The Bengaluru office is responsible for customers in Asia. In 2021, this region will account for 30 % of MM ’s business, but it is expected to account for 60 % by 2025. Today, the Bengaluru office includes divisions responsible for sales, commissioning the work required to provide customers with the product, and providing after-sales service. Other business functions, including the rest of the Sales Division, either remain in the United Kingdom or are outsourced. Rachel would like to move all of MM ’s operations to Bengaluru. Bengaluru is a rapidly growing city of over 8 million people. Some aspects of its infrastructure, such as roads and water, have struggled to keep up with the growth. Deteriorating air quality, mainly from traffic pollution, is also a significant problem. Bengaluru is known as the “Silicon Valley of India”, with a concentration of high-tech businesses. These businesses benefit from high-quality education and training facilities. Bengaluru is also home to its own film industry, which produces about 80 films each year. The rapid growth of Bengaluru means extensive construction of buildings, and Rachel believes that suitable premises could be found at lower rents than in the UK. Javed can see operational difficulties with moving some of the design functions of MM to Bengaluru. Although the country has a strong IT industry, London has a stronger creative industry. Many of the creative employees at MM, like its graphic designers and artists, are based in London and are unlikely to want to relocate to India. Many recent recruits to MM have also come from the London Academy of Creative Arts.