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The Business Process Outsourcing in India mainly refers to the outsourcing Industry in the nation, providing services to western Multinational companies. This sector saw a high rise during 2004–05, hiring lakhs of candidates in India for outsourcing jobs.
The local BPO outsource in India is catalyzed by heavy demand from telecommunication and BFSI sector. Many mergers and acquisitions took place within this sector. Almost 400 companies opened up in India including MNCs from outside and Indian companies. One of the basic reasons for this was low cost of internet connectivity which lead to low telecommunication cost of leased lines and large English speaking population.
The Indian BPO outsource in India has driven the market and is ever increasing in its growth and demand. These services are called as ITES “Information Technology Enabled Services”, further specialized branch of it is called Knowledge Process Outsourcing and in the legal domain Legal Process Outsourcing (LPO).
A central body for IT in India is the NASSCOM which is a house of commerce for the Indian Software and the BPO outsource in India.
The Business Process Outsourcing in India has been growing very fast. Over 2005 it has grown 38% and is still growing, lakhs of people are being employed and the global BPO outsource is estimated to be worth around 120-150 billion dollars. Out of this, the BPO offshore is estimated at US$11.4 billion. India has around 5-6% share of the global Industry, and a commanding 63% of the offshore part. The U.S holds $7.2 billion which is about 20% of IT and BPO Industry; these form total revenue worth US$36 billion for the year 2006.
The headcount at 400,000 is some 40% of the approximate one million workers estimated to be direct employees in the IT and BPO Sector. There are many industries dependent on these: recruitment services, transport services, security agencies and companies for facility management. It is seen that almost 75% of US and European MNCs outsource their financial functions.
As Business Process Outsourcing in India, has seen development in quality of service and have ensured tough security services through standardization of data and IP security and thus gained the trust of clients across the world.
Not all cities in India are well-equipped with infrastructure to handle these services. Indian Tier II cities involve low business process overheads when compared to Tier I towns. The infrastructure may not be very reliable which may be suitable for specialized operations. In this regard, the Government of India has tie-ups with private infrastructure companies to bring all round development. Hence business process outsourcing in India is continuously experiencing a growth trend in these tier II cities as well. Few examples of these are Mangalore, Mysore, Coimbatore, Belgaum, Hosur, Madurai and many more.
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