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TCS: details of $1.2 billion IT, BPO contract By Bala Shah
In October last year, Tata Consultancy Services (TCS) was rejoicing in the fact that it had just signed a 1.2 billion dollar 10-year outsourcing deal with Nielsen, an information and media company. This was the biggest ever contract for TCS. Like many outsourcing deals the techies in USA were dismayed, while techies in India were happy at more jobs and money. It was certainly a big win for the tech industry in India. More... | | Infosys: Criticized one day. Admired next By Pulkit Sharma
Most Indians have a good word for Infosys. What is more interesting is how surveys by different American companies on different parameters show wildly different results. Respected newspaper ‘Wall Street Journal Asia’ has just released a survey showing Infosys, TCS and WIPRO as the three most admired companies in India. ‘Wall Street Journal’ and ‘Financial Times’ are the two most read newspapers among the Business elite in Asia. WSJ readers have ranked Infosys as the most admired company since 2000. More... | | Intelenet BPO: Operation head walks By Techgirl
Intelenet Global Services is a leading global third party BPO Company that delivers Business Process Outsourcing (BPO) services to a number of Fortune 500 companies in the UK, USA, Australia and India. Intelenet is backed by Blackstone, a leading Global Private Equity Player. One of their major clients in India is Vodafone. A key Intelenet manager looking after Vodafone has put in his papers. More... | | Aegis BPO: Big HR reshuffle By Pulkit Sharma
Aegis BPO is one of the stars of the Indian outsourcing industry. Aegis has more than 15 thousand employees and is poised to meet its target of soon becoming a $500 million dollar company. Most recently, it has taken over the AOL Call Centers in India. Aegis India Senior Vice President and HR boss, Prakash Toppo, after consulting the Aegis CEO, has announced a dramatic reorganization of the human resources team. More... | | Outsourcing report canes Infosys By Pulkhit Sharma
US-based Brown and Wilson Group offer themselves as experts in the outsourcing business. Every year, Brown and Wilson release a Black Book which gives readers an up to date snapshot of the outsourcing world. As a marketing exercise to add buzz, there is a top 50 list of winners. On the face of it Brown and Wilson offers two services which could lead to some possibility of conflict of interest. More... | | Typhoon does not deter Dell BPO Agents By Nosmo King BPO companies are supposed to be in operation 24 hours a day 365 days a year. Not even a Signal Number 3 typhoon can stop BPO companies from operations in the Philippines. As typhoon Frank devastated Metro Manila from June 21-23, 2008, Call Center Agents from all over the metro were busy taking in calls. Typhoons, earthquakes and working during unholy hours are just few of the challenges that call center agents face. More... | | Dell holds Flu Vaccination Program By Nosmo King
In line with Dell Philippines continuous efforts to provide a healthy working environment for its employees, it has just concluded a Flu vaccine program. Thee program started on June 17 and was extended till June 23, 2008 to cover as many employees as practical. The Flu vaccine aims to provide Dell employees the resistance to flu (influenza) which is common during the rainy season in the Philippines. More... | | BPO Agents pretend to be cleaners and security guards By Nitin Paul
Guess how some of the Agents at Sparsh BPO in Gurgaon, North India start their rosters, especially in the 7 am morning shift? The agents working for Sparsh BSNL process take the inbound calls in a jovial, irreverent mood during the very first ten minutes till 7.10 am. During these 10 minutes there is no ‘barging’ when Team Leaders or other senior staff can drop in to listen to the calls. More... | | Aegis BPO warns drug pushers and takers By Pulkit Sharma
A small percentage of young men and women have always experimented with soft drugs since the swinging seventies. For most, it was during the freedom and liberal atmosphere at University. Most tuned out of such experimentation, and went on mainstream careers and suburbia. With the advent of the cash-rich, liberal BPO and IT culture, soft drugs have taken hard roots in the lifestyle of a small minority, and gradually becoming more socially acceptable. More... | | Indian BPO delays salary By Techgirl
The 15000 Agents and another 2500 managers and support staff were eagerly waiting their hard earned salaries on the evening of Saturday, June 7. Like all Indian families, once the salary was credited into their bank accounts, they could spend it with friends and family. To their shock, Sparsh had not deposited their moneys. More... | | |
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