Google Now Comes Online Now

Google Now, the smart personal search assistant announced yesterday at Google I/O, has now come online. Well, the landing page for the service has come online, that is. The new site introduces the key aspects to Google Now, which arrives in Google’s next mobile operating system, Android 4.1 (aka Jelly Bean), including its ability to track flights, keep...

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Knowledge Process Outsourcing in India

The BPO industry in India, has not only brought about phenomenal growth to the economy but various other developments, technological and even business and one of such development it has brought to India is known – Knowledge Process Outsourcing or KPO services. The growth with which the BPO industry has been growing in India has also made world interested to invest in KPO services India. India with the advantages of – youth power, its immense intellectual capacity, cost savings and operational efficiency has made it possible for India to...

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A special course for BPO industry contenders

With the current growth that the BPO sector is pushing the Indian economy, has phenomenally marked it a promising industry.  On that, with many more youngsters, are getting graduating in English, and want to be aspirants for BPO, have now the special provision of learning the course before getting to work into it. Knowing the fact fully, the Indira Gandhi National Open University (IGNOU) has started a diploma course in Business Process Outsourcing (BPO) in partnership with Accenture.  The course has been co-designed by academicians...

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Tier II and Tier III cities – next best BPO hubs in India

growth of the services has only been limited among the megalopolises of India.  Keeping in mind the phenomenal capacity this sector has to benefit the Indian economy, the debate of BPO companies establishing their company branches /campuses in smaller cities of India, has now ushered to make us understand many factors leading to the debate, the opportunities and pitfalls for the same. Reasons for setting BPO business base in Tier II and Tier III cities: According to KPMG's report "a number of information technology and BPO companies...

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Untrue facts surrounding the Indian IT-BPO Sector

The IT-BPO sector in India is only about 20 years old. Despite that strong fact, the industry is seen yielding phenomenal growth for itself at the reckoning of over $50 billion. This makes it an abundantly significant industry in India and the World. However significant, there are many myths lurking behind the great growth.Let us crack the biggest myths of the IT-BPO industry in India: The IT-BPO industry in India is able to sustain its growth over the fact that the difference between the average salary of US IT worker and that of Indian...

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What to Expect form Google I/O Which Starts from Tomorrow:

Google‘s annual developer conference kicks off tomorrow, and Mashable will be on the scene covering it live. It’s bound to be packed with news about Google products — from Google+ to Android — and there will be lots in store for consumers. Although this looks to be an eventful conference, company CEO Larry Page is likely to be a no-show. It’s rumored that Page lost his...

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How to Create Real Relationships With Social Marketing

Ted Rubin is a leading social marketing strategist and the chief social marketing officer at Collective Bias. In 2009, Rubin started using the term ROR, Return on Relationship™, a concept he believes is the cornerstone for building an engaged multi-million member database. His book, Return on Relationship, is out in August....

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US outsourcing jobs to third world countries-Pros and Cons

With the aim of cutting cost, the US companies are outsourcing their jobs to third world countries.  Yes, US, has accepted the outsourcing of various service sector jobs.  Various US companies like IBM, Microsoft, Accenture and the likes have been adhering to this trend by hiring the workforce in developing countries. With the advantages of globalization being so more profitable, major economies of the world are behind reaping the profits from it. However, profitable this may sound; the outsourcing has both benefits and disadvantages...

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Slap Recession - support your Economy by Outsourcing

Today, outsourcing has become the order of the day. Its advantages are far, wide and strong and not enough can be said about it. Major economies of the world, hard hit by economic times, can now sustain their business and keep it floating by resorting to transferring some of the non –core functions to outsourcing companies in third world countries.Let us see how outsourcing in third world countries can land companies in west a helping hand in such times:With the trend of globalization on high, outsourcing some of your non-core functions...

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Factors to consider while option for an apt Outsourcing Company

It is of considerable significance for a fast growing company, large company or small company, the necessity to outsource. In this day and age of globalization, market by rapid growth in technology and wreaking economies, outsourcing your company's non-core business functions might help you lot. While you can focus on core functions, the outsourcing company can help you make stronger by performing on lesser important functions.However, when you plan to outsource your work to a company, you have to make it sure that you choose an outsourcing...

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Why Call Center Outsourcing Fails?

These days the trend of outsourcing customer care services is on top priority, primarily due to need to cut down on operating costs.  However, outsourcing services customer care services to a call center helps you to get a larger and loyal customer base, which also helps enhancing company's brand image.However, before outsourcing our customer care service, you might always want to make sure you avoid the following listen mistakes: Avoid outsourcing to the wrong vendor. It is of great importance for any company to opt for an industry...

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Growth of Legal Outsourcing in India

Legal outsourcing as specific subject of outsourcing, begin with the opening of Bickel and Brewer Law Firm, by opening the first satellite office to process administration.The latest Legal Process Outsourcing initiative in India hails back to 2001, with GE's captive center in Gourgaun, lending India a chance to utilize its in-house legal qualities.As law firms and corporate legal department are seen facing mounting pressures to cut the costs, making India a reason why firms abroad are choosing India as a destination right for legal process ...

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