b.p.o
By puneet_singh
@puneet_singh (334)
India
2 responses
@himanshugpt (74)
• India
13 Mar 07
puneet its a business processing outsourcing when they want chep labour or better results then the process is given to other organisation..
@sranuradha (161)
• India
22 Mar 07
Companies are moving their non-core business processes to outsource providers. It saves precious management time and resources and allows focus while building upon core competencies.
@umavarma1 (926)
• India
27 Mar 07
Business Process Outsourcing (BPO) is the leveraging of technology or specialist process vendors to provide and manage an organization's critical and/or non-critical enterprise processes and applications. The most common examples of BPO are call centers, human resources, accounting and payroll outsourcing. Business process outsourcing may involve the use of off-shore resources.
Use of a BPO as opposed to an application service provider (ASP) usually also means that a certain amount of risk is transferred to the company that is running the process elements on behalf of the outsourcer. BPO includes the software, the process management, and the people to operate the service, while a typical ASP model includes only the provision of access to functionalities and features provided or 'served up' through the use of software, usually via web browser to the customer. BPO is a part of the Outsourcing Industry. It is dependent on Information Technology, hence it is also referred to as Information Technology Enabled Services or ITES. Knowledge Process Outsourcing, or Legal Process Outsourcing are some of the sub sets of Business Process Outsourcing