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Why Outsource
The need to outsource
arose from the rapid growth in the IT enabled services sector
which is driven by the following market factors:
Core activities;Companies
and business enterprises worldwide are evaluating their operations
with a view to cut costs due to an economic downturn in their
country of origin.
In this process they
look upon Business Processes outsourcing as a strategy to
outsource those processes which are “non core”
though critical to the long term success of any business,
thereby improving profitability and adding to the shareholder’s
value
Out of the above , the top three
process areas currently outsourced are the following.
Human Resources
Finance & Accounting
Administration
These processes are considered by many
as “non core but critical” and require considerable
investments in data processing and administration and hence
are most suited to Business Processes outsourcing
With mergers and acquisitions
and alliances taking place on a daily basis,managers
are faced with issues of integration and consolidation, because
of duplication of business processes.Thus ,there arises a
need to evolve a single strategy and BPO is an option available
to such companies who are in a continuous state of change.
Skilled labour:
Industries worldwide are finding it difficult to attract and
retain qualified and skilled labour,not only in areas of high
technology and biotech but also in “non core”
areas of HR,Finance & accounting,logistics,marketing etc.
BPO enables them to meet their needs
by hiring a third party who the knowledge of best practices
in their own sector.
Technical evolution:
The continuous and fast paced evolution in business and technology
compels business to associate with third parties who are leaders
and experts in technology and business processes and are thus
capable of effectively handling changes in environment.
BPO is a way to gain access to the world class processes in
technology while keeping internal accruals focused on the
core aspects of business.

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