India is the most favored destination for BPO / outsourcing. Future of Indian BPO
India is the most favored destination for outsourcing. In 2003-2004, ITES-BPO companies were the largest recruiters in the IT/ITES sector, adding around 70,000 jobs. According to a research conducted by NASSCOM, Indian IT/BPO sector will employ more than 1.1 million Indians by 2008.
The future of BPOs in India depends upon the quality of education imparted to our young generation. In the recent past, there has been a decline in the quality of education in India, though the number of institutes has gone up. Education is not growing at the same pace as Indian economy.
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The future of BPOs in India depends upon the quality of education imparted to our young generation. In the recent past, there has been a decline in the quality of education in India, though the number of institutes has gone up. Education is not growing at the same pace as Indian economy.
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posted by Manoj Jain @ 10:47 PM
7 Comments:
At 9:34 AM,
Unknown said…
i think india can be competitive with regards to IT offshore outsourcing. education may be not of the same quality as it used to have... but then... if let's say, a foreign country is outsourcing for a call center...are there really brains like einstein needed there? it's plainly common sense... even a gradeschool student can answer a phoen and tell you how to operate a computer...
At 9:37 AM,
Unknown said…
i think india can be competitive in this term of global changes in market competitivity... i don't think there's much brains needed like computing algebra or physics when you're assigned to a callcenter... a gradeschool student can even answer it and tell you how to operate your computer...it's mostly common sense really
At 12:48 PM,
reynaflor said…
Outsourcing is really a great success in India. Some says that outsourcing in India has evolved, from BPO and now to KPO. New graduates finally have the opportunity to apply their capabilities and skills.
For sure, their are lots of good students who are qualified to participate in this big business.
Keep it up...
At 4:32 AM,
Unknown said…
Yes it is very true becouse currently, the global BPO market is estimated at $26-29 billion and has grown at 35 per cent over last few years.
At 4:33 AM,
Unknown said…
Yes it is very true becouse currently, the global BPO market is estimated at $26-29 billion and has grown at 35 per cent over last few years.
Anju
www.vcarecallcenter.com
At 2:17 AM,
Maria Richards said…
In India outsourcing business is growing at a rate four times more than any other country. This country has the resource and margin to meet. Turn Around Time (TAT)is the time needed for performing a task, especially receiving, completing, and returning an assignment.
According to the study, growing at a rate of 40 per cent annually, India is the lead player in this sector followed by China at the second spot with a growth rate of 25 per cent.
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At 1:54 AM,
Call Centers India said…
In one analysis it is said that India is going take over US in 2050. BPO sector in India also on demand. Future is secure for the employment. India also proving it worth in International market.
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