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Infosys BPO bags shared service centre deal from Global Group
As part of the deal, Infosys BPO will provide consulting and implementation services across key verticals InformationWeek News Network, August 05, 2010

Infosys BPO, the business process outsourcing wing of Infosys Technologies, has recently bagged a deal from Global Group, one of India’s leading business groups engaged in the network services and telecom tower infrastructure business, to provide services for setting up its Shared Service Centre (SSC).

As part of the deal, Infosys BPO will provide consulting and implementation services across key functions such as finance and accounting, human resources, sourcing and procurement, sales and fulfilment, legal services and IT. The scope includes assessment, design and implementation services coupled with operational support, to be provided for an estimated 20 months.

Commenting on the deal, Ravi Pandit, Group CFO of Global Group said, “Telecom industry has become one of the most competitive and dynamic industries. We need to remain focused on improving and enhancing our business process efficiencies and optimizing our cost structures. The SSC is a step in this direction and we are happy to be associated with Infosys BPO as our strategic partner”

Post the completion of the set up of this SSC, it is expected that the unit would accommodate more than 1000 personnel. The SSC will be housed with Global ProServ, a Global Group enterprise.

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