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rediff: India's 20 largest BPO companies
Unfazed by the global economic slowdown, the top 20 Indian BPO firms grew their exports earnings by 15% in 2009-10 to touch revenues of $6.1 billion.
The Economic Times: Qualcomm India unit to sell stake for $64 mn: Sources
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The Economic Times: Buoyed by large deals, Hexaware eyes up to 7.5 pc growth in Q3
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Network World: Is America ready for NBC's Outsourced?
NBC's fall season television lineup includes a new show called Outsourced, with a plot line aimed at the heart of workplace angst, the offshoring of jobs.
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Qualcomm to name India broadband partners Friday
TCS bets on growing economy of Peru
Check out the latest buzz in the Indian IT sector
First government website on Taj Mahal launched
Download Global Infrastructure Outsourcing Governance Model
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Infosys BPO wins US Inc award
Check out the latest buzz in the Indian IT sector
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·Is America ready for NBC's Outsourced?
NBC's fall season television lineup includes a new show called Outsourced, with a plot line aimed at the heart of workplace angst, the offshoring of jobs.
·UK outsourcer sets up BPO in Indian town
British outsourcer Xchanging is setting up a business process outsourcing (BPO) center in a town in India, hoping to tap into the low-cost, skilled staff available outside the country's cities.
·Foxconn temporarily shuts down Indian factory
Contract manufacturer Foxconn International Holdings said on Monday that it has suspended operations at a production facility in India after workers experienced giddiness and nausea.
·Wipro's IT services revenue up on improved demand
Wipro on Friday reported growth in U.S. dollar terms in its IT services revenue for the quarter ended June 30, citing strong demand for its services.
·IT Outsourcing Activity Remains Sluggish in 2010
The total value of IT outsourcing contracts signed in the second quarter of 2010 is down 30 percent from the first quarter and 23 percent year-over-year, according to outsourcing consultancy TPI.
·Multinationals continue to expand India R&D centers
More than a fifth of the revenue generated by India's IT industry comes from the Indian subsidiaries of multinational companies, which continue to expand their presence on the Asian subcontinent, according to a new report.
·Team Up for Business Value
In this CIO 100 Award-winning initiative, Hess CIO Jeff Steinhorn created metrics and governance with vendors to boost outsourcing value
·Download Global Infrastructure Outsourcing Governance Model
This process ensures constant joint oversight from Hess and its infrastructure vendor
·Offshore R&D spending grows, recession or not
Engineering research and development spending increased overall during the recession, but more of this spending is moving offshore, according to a new study by Booz & Co.
·IT Outsourcing: How to Save Money After the First Year
The prices CIOs pay for IT outsourcing services can grow drastically out of sync with the market after the first year of the deal--especially today, when IT outsourcing prices are dropping dramatically. Here's how to keep your IT outsourcing costs in line during year two andbeyond.
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·UK outsourcer sets up BPO in Indian town
British outsourcer Xchanging is setting up a business process outsourcing (BPO) center in a town in India, hoping to tap into the low-cost, skilled staff available outside the country's cities.
·Offshorng Vendors Upsell Customers to Increase Market Share
IT departments should beware of buying additional outsourced services from their existing offshore providers. Here are eight steps to consider before signing new statements of work.
·European market gets worse for Indian outsourcers
Europe has always been a difficult market for Indian outsourcers, because some of the countries on the continent have been slow to adopt offshore outsourcing. The market has however worsened this year for the Indians because of a weak euro and tighter IT budgets in Europe, according to Forrester Research.
·Offshore Outsourcer Patni Braces for H-1B Restrictions
Offshore outsourcer Patni say the high U.S. unemployment rate has enabled it to increase its American presence at a low cost, but looming immigration and H-1B visa reform could put a crimp in the company's U.S. expansion plans.
·Nasscom makes a beeline to India's villages
India's National Association of Software and Service Companies (Nasscom) said on Wednesday that its member companies see business opportunities in the country's small towns and villages, where costs are cheaper and staff is more easily available
·Problem with Schumer's Plan to Tax Offshore Call Center Use
Senator Charles Schumer (D-NY) said this week that he will introduce an anti-offshoring bill that would impose an excise tax on companies that transfer domestic customer service inquiries to foreign call centers.
·Rolls Royce revs up offshore engineering services
Rolls Royce has signed a deal with Tata Consultancy Services to expand its engineering services in India.
·Infosys posts revenue and profit growth, reflecting recovery
Infosys Technologies, Indias second-largest outsourcer, reported quarterly rises in profit and revenue in dollar terms, showing a steady recovery has begun for Indian outsourcers.
·India still top offshoring site: Gartner
India continues to firmly hold the top spot for global offshoring, but other countries are seizing opportunities for client base expansion.
·Outsourcing: Prepare Now for Anti-Offshoring Laws
It's unclear whether Congress will ever pass any anti-offshoring legislation, but if they do, outsourcing customers will scramble to comply with it. Here are three simple ways outsourcing customers can address "protectionist" legislation ahead of time.
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·The Economic Times
The Economic Times: Latest business, finance, markets, stocks, company news from India.
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·India's 20 largest BPO companies
Unfazed by the global economic slowdown, the top 20 Indian BPO firms grew their exports earnings by 15% in 2009-10 to touch revenues of $6.1 billion.
·India's 20 biggest IT employers
Nasscom recently released its ranking of the top 20 IT-BPO organisations in the country that accounted for over 40 percent of the total employees in this sector.
·Infy closes BPO in Bangkok
The company moves work to India, China.
·China, not India, is the top outsourcing hot-spot
Aided by low labour costs, China has overtaken India as the primary destination of outsourcing and shared services for Asia-Pacific companies -- netting business to the tune of $20 billion, according to accounting firm KPMG.
·US holiday saves IT-BPO firms from bandh backlash
The US celebrates its independence day on July 4. But since it was Sunday, the American government had declared Monday as a holiday.
·Outsourcing cos may see more pressure from clients
Outsourcing services providers may come under increased pressure from their clients, with chief Information Officers (CIOs) at firms globally planning to squeeze more value out of their outsourcing arrangements, a study by global consultancy KPMG International said.
·Infosys BPO wins US Inc award
The award was jointly awarded to Infosys BPO and McClatchy, which also publishes Miami Herald.
·Cognizant eyes insurance BPOs
Refining its inorganic growth strategy further after carrying out acquisitions in consulting and analytics areas down the years, Cognizant Technology Solutions is understood to be scouting for business process outsourcing firms specialising in insurance in the US and Europe.
·Wipro bags 10-year total outsourcing deal from TVS
The scope of services includes the suite of IT infrastructure and applications across the enterprise.
·Rural BPOs to drive growth in coming years
BPOs located in rural areas and tier 2 and 3 cities are expected to drive the growth of the Indian BPO sector in coming years, experts said on Wednesday.
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