knowledge process offshoring on the move
silicon.com reports about the strenthening trend in knowledge process offshoring (KPO).
"Knowledge process offshoring, or KPO, is expected to grow faster over the next six years than general business process outsourcing, or BPO, a term used to refer the outsourcing of a complete business function such as HR.
KPO revenues will grow 46 per cent to $17bn by 2010, according to business research firm Evalueserve. Although larger overall, BPO revenues will grow just 26 per cent to to $39.8bn by 2010. "
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Comment by Binu T Zachariah on August 17, 2005 1:22 am
Usually Indian talent is being discovered and tapped by leading businesses across the globe, that is the reason people started outsourcing their high-end knowledge work preferebly to India. Also KPO has opened the doors for the freelancers, those having enough intellectual potential can appeal to this arena.
Comment by Technical Support on October 2, 2006 3:00 am
hi,
we have posted few jobs at http://kprofessionals.com/jup/files.php
please either upload ur resume over there or mail them to resume@kprofessionals.com
shweta
http://www.kprofessionals.com
Comment by Shweta on July 30, 2007 11:29 am
I strongly beleve there’re serveral providers from Sri Lanka doing well in BPO business. Though it’vs not branded or advertise to the world, the country is having a strong growth of setting up home based and medium scale BPO enterprises.
http://www.ceylonoutsourcing.com is a good sign for that and many more is there.
Comment by Kosala on March 22, 2011 7:01 am