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Vendor selection in offshore outsourcing
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Hi Friends and Peers Can you please give me an insight into top 10 Payroll Outsouring companies in India? Also if an insight can be provided as to what is the average market size of these services an...
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nicpearcenrs
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There is TOPSYS Solutions who was in to payroll outsourcing. For details please click the given link. ............. Nic Payroll India
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Rajeevan
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Hi Rohit To introduce ourselves, we are, Allsec Technologies Ltd., a 2000 + Employee Company - catering to Voice and Data services. Our Outsourced Payroll Services processes in various business segments across India. These contracts extend to...
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In assessing strategically whether to outsource or offshore and continue operating within, it is critical to focus on value. The driver for choosing to outsource/offshore or not to do so should directly stem from value drivers of the organization. Some questions that need to be answered while considering outsourcing/offshoring would be: 1. Will outsourcing improve the performance of the process/task/activity? 2. Will outsourcing result in losing inhouse talent? 3. Will outsourcing result in offering existing talent with more value-addition job responsibilities? 4. Have we explored all other performance benefits that accrue by outsourcing other than cost minimization and time-based delivery ...
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Surendra Sinha
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Few more questions to be addressed... * WHY – Why should the company outsource? For cost cutting or to improve or change business processes? * WHAT- What should be outsourced? back office operations, the customer service interactions, or other...
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I have had quite an experience with outsourcing companies and the more I come across them , the more I get in love with outsourcing! However, I always witness clients that talk about having burnt their hands by outsourcing and so, consequently, have developed a negative feeling for it. This actually made me think if it is actually the service provider that screwed things up? I was recently speaking with a Thailand based company who had had a 'BAD' experience with outsourcing and so I tried to drill down a little more to understand why outsourcing failed for them. During our conversation, he simply agreed that there was no issue on the quality of work but it was the wrong expectations that b...
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Deepak Agrawal
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Thanx Manish. It's really good information about selection of outsourcing company.
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santosh kumar
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Made me know a lot about outsourcing. Thanks Manish
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hi ,i m surya i want bpo,kpo,callcentre project .how can get pro direct client,tell me
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Sonal Singh
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Either of the methods can be used. But the better way is direct. I mean, if you have any friend working in BPO/KPO/Call centre etc, better by him, you take an appointment with his manager and get a project. In majority of the cases, possibility...
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Hi , Weather BPO Projects get grows to human lifes, cos we have dealt with different projetcs where we still not got any returns from the projects completed they are some mediaters who are just gam...
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Deepak Kubal
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Vinod outsourcing is a good methodology unless it is used in a proper way..... :)
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