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WNS And Concur Partner, Providing T&E Management and BPO Services
Global business process outsourcing (BPO) services provider WNS, is collaborating with Concur, which provides travel and expense management software services. WNS will offer Concur’s services to its clients. Concur will offer WNS’s transformation, reengineering, project management and data analysis services to clients in Europe, the Middle East and Africa. Concur is offering WNS’s services to […]
Hinduja Global Solutions Buys Deloitte’s Hospital Back Office Outsourcing Business
18/09/2012 Comments Off on Hinduja Global Solutions Buys Deloitte’s Hospital Back Office Outsourcing Business
The U.S. subsidiary of business process outsourcing firm Hinduja Global Solutions (HGS) is buying the health care back office business of Deloitte Consulting Extended Business Services. HGS expects to expand its outsourcing services to U.S. hospitals. The business that HGS is buying consists of accounts receivable processing services and insurance eligibility verification services. Hinduja Global […]
Continue reading …Apple May Call On India For More Technical Support
15/02/2012 Comments Off on Apple May Call On India For More Technical Support
Apple may soon be calling on India for more technical support. According to published reports in India, Apple may be considering increasing its outsourcing business with India’s major information technology firms. India’s Economic Times reports that Apple CIO Niall O’Connor visited Bangalore in January, meeting with top executives at the leading information technology outsourcing firms […]
Continue reading …Outsourcing Software Development to Eastern Europe: The Case for Slovakia
27/11/2011 Comments Off on Outsourcing Software Development to Eastern Europe: The Case for Slovakia
From Natasha Starkell, editor, GoalEurope: Slovakia is a pretty small country with 5.4 million inhabitants, but it has an enormous competitive advantage: Bratislava, its capital is located within an hour’s drive from the magnificent Vienna. One would think that the proximity to this established economy as well as its membership in the Euro zone would […]
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