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Wednesday, January 30, 2008

 

Wipro to expand further in RP

 
WIPRO Technologies, one of the world’s fastest growing outsourced services and consulting companies has located in the country with its first business process outsourcing (BPO) facility in Cebu City.

T.K. Kurien, the company’s president, said the company plans to hire more than 900 workers for its 45,000 square-foot Cebu facility, which will handle customer-focused support processes, before the end of the month.

The company is also looking at establishing additional centers in other fast-growing cities in the country.

Kurien, said the Mumbai-listed firm decided to locate in the Philippines among other locations due to the availability of qualified talent in the country.

“The Philippines is one of the largest English speaking nations and with a talent pool of 29 million. This is one location that [we] definitely want to expand our presence in,” Kurien said.

Citing a study by advisory firm Tholons, Kurien said that Manila has been included as one of the top 5 prime outsourcing destinations, and Cebu as one of the leading emerging global destinations for outsourced processes.

Sanjeev Bhatia, vice-president for international operations of Wipro BPO, said that the business objective is to enable delivery of multilingual services to its global customer base.

As a part of its global expansion strategy, Wipro has already invested in several overseas centers. In the last nine months alone, the firm had setup global delivery centers in Romania and Shanghai.
-- Katrina Mennen A. Valdez

  
 

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