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OnLive, a company that provides console-quality games streamed over the internet, has announced the launch of its app for Android and iOS smartphones and tablets. The OnLive app allows portable device users to play console games that they normally would not have access to.
OnLive calls its service “cloud gaming,” and it offers access to nearly 200 console and PC games without having to install them locally. The company’s servers do all of the hard crunching and processing of the game remotely, and then stream it to users’ devices. This method allows relatively slow mobile devices to play high-end games that usually require much more computing power. Users have the ability to stream the games to their devices over Wi-Fi or 4G LTE cellular networks, though the service will obviously work much better with faster connections.
The company says that over 25 games in its library, including top-tier titles like L.A. Noire, have already been adapted to the touchscreen controls that smartphones and tablets require. The rest of the games can be played with the optional Universal OnLive Wireless Controller that connects to a device over Bluetooth and costs $49.99. The OnLive service has built-in syncing across multiple devices, so users can play a game on their tablet, and then pick up where they left off on their PC with the OnLive PC app.
The OnLive app is available for free in the Android Market now and is expected to hit the iTunes App Store in the near future. The Universal OnLive Wireless Controller is expected to be available in the U.S. and UK in the near future as well. Games can be rented or purchased for play on the service, and OnLive also has subscription options available.
Future Applications of Cloud
Posted on: November 11, 2011
1. Government and public services
- The investment in cloud computing has gradually turned into practical application in government industries. One application is called Government Administration Cloud used as government administration and computing platform by its officials and staff; the other application is called Public Services Cloud used for serving the public. To be more specific, Government Administration Cloud provides a platform for government administration informatization and services collaboration, which includes such management functions as unified government email, data storage and processing, urban emergency command, population management, urban disaster and risk control, food safety and so on. Public Services Cloud can provide the public with a variety of services related to the public life such as taxation, fee payment, information announcement, consultation and others.
- Government cloud computing center is able to store, share, exploit, search and analyze mass data, which makes intangible assets like data manageable and centralized. Through data integration and infusion technology, it can eliminate the data barrier across different departments, realize information sharing and service collaboration among all. Government Administration Cloud and Public Services Cloud will greatly improve the government informatization level and working efficiency, as well as cut down government expenses on IT construction considerably and realize environment-friendly administration.
2. Application in different industries
Manufacturing industry: Cloud computing provides an innovative operating mode.
- The professional operators serving the manufacturing industry will provide them with software development and services based on the PaaS and SaaS model and offer overall support for products, technology, platform, operation and maintenance management. As a result enterprises can focus on manufacturing rather than IT infrastructure construction and maintenance.
- Under the PaaS mode, the users can write their application program and run it on the cloud computing platform with programming language and tools supported by operators. Under the SaaS model, the users will have enterprise informatization solutions and services like ERP and CRM at low cost, as well as conduct simulation in a fast and effective way.
- With services purchased, enterprises can reduce design and manufacturing cost, significantly shorten the cycle of product upgrading, enhance product performance, improve the level of company informatization, effectively stimulate innovation and considerably enhance the independent innovation efficiency and boost the core competitiveness of the enterprise.
Telecom industry: cloud computing leads to the integration of internal and external resources.
- With the increasing size of data, widening bandwidth and the development of mobile Internet, it is necessary for telecom operators to adopt cloud computing technology to maintain their long-term competitiveness in operation efficiency and mode. Based on cloud computing technology, they are to experience significant improvements, as well as make hefty profits from various paid cloud service products. Analyzing the demand of clients in different industries, they will develop relevant cloud products, services and system of their own brands.
- Internally telecom operators can integrate the IT resources to improve efficiency and management level, as well as reduce service cost. Externally, they can establish a basic resource platform for new business model, which provides public IT services.
- All above will ultimately improve the efficiency of traditional telecom economy, accelerate the building of platform and integration of the industrial chain, and fulfill the application of cloud computing.
Education industry 1/4sCloud computing serves for educational informatization.
- Cloud computing will provide universities and research institutions with a practical R&D platform in the future. It is currently accepted by Peking University and Chinese Academy of Sciences, and has shown good results. Cloud computing will be widely introduced into the rest of universities and research institutions, who will build the cloud computing platform according to their own research fields and technology requirements. They will make necessary integration of servers and stored resources in their subordinate institutes. The reusable and efficient platform will provide powerful computer resources for scientific research and teaching, which can improve the efficiency of R&D.
Medical and pharmaceutical industry: Cloud computing pushes ahead the new medical reform.
- Enterprises and entities in the medical and pharmaceutical industry have always obtained a higher level of informatization. Under the New Medical Reform policy, they are requested to optimize and upgrade their informatization system further. With cloud platform at the core, the centralized informatization application mode will be developed, which is to gradually replace the current departments-dispersed application mode. The new mode will improve the information sharing within the pharmaceutical enterprise and enhance the overall service level of medical information sharing platform.
Agriculture
- Together with the construction of basic infrastructure, the development of agriculture informatization includes the digitalized design of production factors, intelligentized controlling, accurate operation, scientific management and application of cloud service. Agriculture producers, operators and managers will be guided to ensure the successful launch of their products in the market. To improve their living standard, broadcast media will be used to spread information; while software and services will be specifically designed for farmers to meet their using habit, industrial and geographic characteristics.
3. Application in enterprises
Private clouds prevail in large-sized enterprises.
- Cloud computing gets it momentum in large-sized enterprises. Private cloud application makes a breakthrough in data protection, which is highly concerned in large-sized enterprises. It speeds up the informatization process from R&D, purchase, produce, store, to sales in the enterprises and thus enhances their competitiveness.
Small and Medium-sized enterprises make PaaS/SaaS services the favorite.
- The construction of informatization infrastructure for Small and Medium-sized enterprises is being perfected gradually and the network transmission speeds up day by day. Under the circumstance, cloud computing shows the way for renovation and changes. It will reduce the construction cycle and cost of informatization, lower operation risk and strengthen the competitiveness of the enterprises. Small and Medium-sized enterprises should select PaaS/SaaS services of high quality to ensure the cloud platform to provide IT resources in a steady, flexible and extendable way, as well as to meet the need of its core business.
- Ericsson in statement issued on Friday revealed that it has signed a deal to introduce 4G mobile broadband technology in India. The company, however did not divulge the name of the customer.
- With this deal, Ericsson, a leader in mobile broadband space and global advocate of LTE technology will revolutionise India wireless broadband space broadband”, the statement said.
- It said LTE will be main driver for innovations in years to come enabling the next Google, Facebook or iPhone and opening doors to possibilities in number of new areas like utilities, health, transport and media. Ericsson will hold a press conference on October 11 in New Delhi to give more details about the deal.
- Wednesday’s launch of the Aakash – which means “sky” in Hindi – is designed to boost e-learning to help India solve its education problems and bridge the digital divide that sees Asia’s third-largest economy lag behind its emerging market peers in internet access. The rich have access to the digital world; the poor and ordinary have been excluded. Aakash will end that digital divide,” said Kapil Sibal, the education minister, who came up with the idea for an ultra-low-cost tablet.
- The Indian government put out a tender for the tablet to be developed, and plans to sell 100,000 units of the finished product to students in secondary schools for $35. Aakash has the same sized screen as the 7-inch Amazon Kindle Fire, which launched last week to great fanfare for $199, but which has less sophisticated features. Meanwhile, consumers will be able to buy a retail version for about $60.
- The cut-price laptop will further sideline the non-profit One Laptop Per Child project, set up by MIT professor Nicholas Negroponte, which has been aiming to bring $100 laptops to children in poor countries. The OLPC foundation failed to reach the $100 price tag, with machines selling for just over $200. They have seen orders from governments in Latin America and Africa, with around 2m machines distributed. However, they had not had a good response from the Indian authorities.
Govt approves Rs 5,503 more for BSNL to establish defence communication network
Posted on: November 11, 2011
- State-run BSNL may get an additional Rs 5,503 crore from the Department of Telecom to establish an alternate communication network for defence services, enabling the vacation of spectrum by the Armed Forces.
- The budget estimate approved by the Cabinet Committee of Infrastructure (CCI) for this purpose in December, 2009, was Rs 8,098 crore. The total cost of the project, including two years’ maintenance support by BSNL after the network is fully integrated, is Rs 13,601 crore, according to sources in the DoT.
- Thus, the additional impact on the estimated cost of the project would be Rs 5,503 crore, inclusive of all duties and taxes and two years’ maintenance support, over-and-above the Rs 8,098 crore expenditure earlier approved by the CCI, they added.
- As per the CCI approval, the project was to be implemented in 36 months (completion by December, 2012). However, the timeline is to be decided afresh because of delays in implementation.
Slowdown in the telecom sector continued last month, with GSM operators adding just about 5.33 million subscribers in August, compared to 7.65 million in the earlier month.
Posted on: November 11, 2011
- The GSM subscriber base, thus, stood at 611.75 million at the end of last month.
- For the fourth month in a row, subscriber additions continued to decline. In May, for the first time since October 2009, the subscriber additions was below the 10-million mark when 9.53 million GSM users were added.
- In June, the numbers dipped further and only 8.58 million GSM users were added. The GSM subscriber base stood at 598.77 million at the end of June, and in July 7.64 million subscribers were added to take the total 606.41 million.
- Bharti Airtel, the largest GSM player, added 1.15 million users in August, taking its total subscriber base to 171.84 million, data released by the Cellular Operators Association of India (COAI) showed. It had 28.09 per cent market share at the end of August. Rival Vodafone Essar, with a 23.56 per cent market share, notched up 1.13 million new subscribers during the month. Its subscriber base reached 144.14 million in August.
- Aditya Birla group firm Idea Cellular added 2.33 million users during the month to take its total user base to 98.44 million, while Aircel added 602,312 customers to take its subscriber base to 59 million. State-owned telecom firms BSNL and MTNL added 388,057 and 32,932 new users, respectively, taking their subscriber base to 90.62 million and 5.29 million, respectively.
- Uncertainty in the telecom sector nothwithstanding, Norwegian telecom giant Telenor today said it will invest up to Rs 15,500 crore in Indian operations in joint venture with Unitech Wireless. Group CEO Fredrik Baksaas said “peak funding” will remain within Rs 15,500 crore, while addressing an event ”Capital Markets Day, 2011′ in Norway.
- Telenor, which has a mobile services joint venture in India with Unitech Wireless and operates under the brand of Uninor, had said last year that it plans to invest Rs 15,500 in 10 years in India operations. The company expects to generate a four-fold growth in its revenue target to Rs 2,500 crore from its Indian arm for the fiscal 2011-12 as compared to Rs 600 crore registered in last fiscal, Uninor Managing director Sigve Brekke said.
- Besides, he said that the company projects to slash its capital expenditure by Rs 400 crore in 2011-12 from Rs 1,200 crore posted in 2010-11. Brekke further said that the operator plans to break-even on EBIDTA margins by the first half of 2013 in India. Telenor holds 67.25 per cent stake in Uninor, the rest is with real estate firm Unitech. The company had received licence to roll out services in 21 of the 22 circles in India. Although it has launched its services in only 13 circles and has a mobile subscriptions of 23 million users.
- State-run BSNL’s losses have more than tripled to about Rs 6,000 crore during 2010-11 mainly due to hefty outgo for employees’ salary and expenses borne by the PSU for procuring 3G and BWA spectrum. The company had registered a net loss of Rs 1,823 crore during 2009-10.
- According to the unaudited results of the company, the loss for 2010-11 is Rs 5,997 crore. The reason for widening of the losses is mainly on account of payment made to the Government to procure 3G and BWA licenses. The company had paid a total of Rs 18,500 crore for both,” a senior BSNL official said.
- This resulted in loss of other income of close to Rs 4,000 crore during the year gone by. BSNL had demanded refund of this money but denied by the Finance Ministry. The total revenues of the company also declined to Rs 28,876 crore during the year, down nearly 10 per cent from Rs 32,072 crore in the previous financial year.
- More than 47 per cent of the total income of the company goes for the payment made to the BSNL’s employees,” the official said indicating the PSU may resort to voluntary retirement scheme to trip its workforce in line with recommendations made expert committee. BSNL had reported the highest net profit of over Rs 10,000 crore in 2005-06 but since then its profits have been falling and in 2009-10 it reported net losses.
- RightScale, which gives companies a good look into the innards of their cloud computing workloads, just surpassed the 3-million-server mark.
- RightScale’s cloud management platform launched in 2007. It took more than two years (27 months) to get to the million-server milestone, one more year to reach two million, and then half that time to breach three million milestone, said Michael Crandell, CEO of the Santa Barbara, Calif.-based company.
- Most of the workloads that RightScale manages run in the Amazon Web Services’ cloud, but RightScale’s automated management tools also work with RackSpace and other clouds. This provides customers with a single management view even if their workloads run in multiple clouds or multiple types of clouds. RightScale says it can manage a mix of private and public cloud infrastructure from that proverbial “one pane of glass.”
- RightScale has also proven valuable managing hybrid cloud infrastructures, such as Zynga’s vaunted Z Cloud. Zynga uses RightScale to manage AWS-based public cloud resources and Cloud.com (now part of Citrix) private cloud infrastructure from a single interface using standard configurations.
- RightScale competes with startups like enStratus, none of which can claim the scale of adoption represented by, say, three million servers. It also contends with built-from-scratch management systems.
- U.S. companies are researching and developing biopowered computer data centers due to the availability of local feedstocks and the resulting competitive power pricing for consumers. Vineyards LLC has developed a shovel-ready data center campus in Colorado Springs, Colo., and intends to use local municipal waste and mountain pine beetle-killed timber as fuel. HP Labs, an advanced research group for Hewlett Packard, has released research on data center facilities powered by dairy farm waste.
- The Vineyards Data Center Park will utilize a 50-megawatt plant that will be built on a 100-acre development south of downtown Colorado Springs. Developers are in the process of selecting a capital partner, and expect data center units will be available for occupancy by the spring of 2012.
- The local utility, Colorado Springs Utilities, is designing, planning and constructing the plant, with an estimated completion date of 2014. The biomass plant is a joint venture, providing electricity to the Vineyards and the city of Colorado Springs.
- UK-based mobile operator Vodafone today formed a partnership with Conexus Mobile Alliance which will expand market presence of both the companies across the world.
- The value to Vodafone of collaborating with Conexus will be significant, given the growing importance of Asia to our enterprise customers. These agreements will strengthen and deepen the benefits to our customers operating in these large and dynamic markets,” Vodafone’s Group Chief Commercial Officer “This [partnership] enhances the roaming experience for a combined global mobile customer base of over 600 million,” the company said.
- Vodafone said it intended to work with as many of the Conexus members as possible, complementing its own regional operations in India, Australia, Fiji and New Zealand, and its existing partners in Malaysia (Celcom) and Sri Lanka (Dialog).
- The London-headquartered company”s agreement with Conexus will include partnerships with FarEasTone (Taiwan), Hutchison Telecom (Hong Kong), NTT DOCOMO (Japan), SMART (the Philippines), StarHub (Singapore) and TrueMove (Thailand). Vodafone and Conexus also intend to expand partnerships with remaining Conexus members, such as KT in South Korea, to further enhance coverage.
- Mobile handset maker Coolpad Overseas, a joint venture between Hong Kong-listed China Wireless Technologies and XXX, is planning to introduce 15 new CDMA handset models in the country as part of its plans to strengthen its presence in the domestic mobile market.
- Plans are also being finalised to set up an Rs 100 crore R&D facility in India by the end of next year and, at a later date, a manufacturing unit to cater to the domestic market. Reliance Communications, the country’s second largest mobile service provider, and Coolpad are currently in the process of a pan-India roll out of the latter’s new product, the D530, a fully loaded Android Éclair CDMA phone.
- The product, which was launched in Hyderabad on Tuesday after Kolkata and Chennai earlier, is being retailed through Reliance Worlds and Reliance Mobile stores.
- We currently have three models in the Indian CDMA market. We plan to launch the 15 new models in the next 12 months, with a price range of Rs 2,500-20,000. Most of the new models will have Android operating systems,” Mr Sami Al-Lawati, Managing Director of Coolpad Communications, told media persons at the launch.
- With the Indian CDMA market currently pegged at one million units per month, Coolpad is aiming at sales of one million units annually in the next 12 months. The D530 has a price tag of Rs 7,999. Reliance Communications has launched an exclusive scheme of 100 per cent of the handset price as money back over 24 months, Mr V. Nagaprasad, Hub Head, Andhra Pradesh, said. R&D facility
- Data center IT and facilities’ managers need to constantly optimize operations to ensure proper energy use. FieldView 4.0 offers these managers an advanced power measurement tool and streamlined analytical reports to improve and control data center energy usage — while validating cost savings across globally distributed environments.
- Amplified data levels demand more servers, more storage, more equipment and higher energy consumption. FieldView 4.0 offers a holistic view into the entire data center environment so IT and facilities managers can efficiently conduct operations while better managing complex metrics to validate overall data center performance,” says Fred Dirla, CEO, FieldView Solutions.
- FieldView Solutions continues to be at the leading edge of DCIM technology and used by three of the world’s largest banks and nine of the Fortune 250 enterprise organizations. Data Center professionals are invited to register for the 7×24 Exchange Delaware Valley Chapter Meeting to learn more about FieldView 4.0’s enhanced DCIM software solution
- Avnet Technology Solutions, the technology solutions distribution company and an operating group of Avnet introduced CloudReady Program, an initiative designed to prepare and enable channel partners to capitalize on emerging cloud computing growth opportunities in India.
- CloudReady covers all the three facets of cloud computing namely private, public and hybrid, and offers partners tools and resources to enter the cloud computing market quickly, implement cloud-based solutions and profitably grow their business. It is focused on training to help partners build knowledge and skills, cloud services to provide the “what to sell”, pre-sales expertise to speed selling cycles and cloud maturity model to enable consistent execution.
- Although cloud computing is still a relatively recent phenomenon in India, we wanted to build our capabilities and resources early on to serve this rapidly evolving cloud computing market. The Avnet CloudReady team will educate our channel partners on market dynamics, enhance their cloud computing capabilities and help them create strategies to capture opportunities,” said Naresh Desai, General Manager, Avnet Technology Solutions, India.
- Handset maker Samsung today launched three 3G-enabled mobile phones priced at Rs 5,590- 6,590, expanding its 3G portfolio.
- The company has launched Champ 3.5G (priced at Rs 5,590), Chat 527 (Rs 5,930) and Primo (Rs 6,590) handsets across the touch, Qwerty and bar type formats, it said in a statement.
- Consumers increasingly want to stay connected with friends and family through SNS, IM and messaging while being on the move. With our array of affordable 3G devices across different mobile formats, we are making the 3G experience accessible to a wider set of consumers,” Samsung Country Head (Mobile and IT) Ranjit Yadav said.
- Samsung Champ 3.5G has a 7.1-cm touch, 2MP camera and has a 30 MB internal memory (expandable up to 16GB).
- Samsung Chat 527 features an optical track pad, a 6.1-cm display, QWERTY keypad and supports external memory upto 16GB.
- Nokia Siemens Networks (NSN) unveiled on Tuesday its new Liquid technology which promises to ease telecom network congestion and possibly change the market for such equipment for good.
- The technology from the world’s No. 2 mobile gear maker after Ericsson shares network resources across mobile and broadband networks, similar to cloud computing.
- For operators it offers a better use of capital. You invest in total network load, not in peak levels,” Phil Twist, head of marketing at NSN’s Network Systems unit, said in an interview. Telecom operators around the world are struggling with a shortage of network capacity as the use of video on smartphones and tablets proliferates. The shortages usually occur during rush hours at specific locations.
- Networks at city centers are crowded, base stations in suburbs which are scarcely used during the daytime. With traditional technology, operators have to buy new base stations for the centers to cope with the growth. According to Nokia Siemens, up to 80 percent of base stations’ processing capacity and up to half of core networks’ capacity is unused.
- A report from AMI-Partners finds that vendors that are able to offer cloud-based solutions are more successful and their customers are more satisfied with the solutions that they provide. 70 percent of vendors offering cloud-based solutions to small and medium-sized businesses (SMB) found that they found that most cloud pilots rapidly expand the number of users and typically roll out to the entire company after just one quarter of use.
- Jessica Efta, market development manager at AMI-Partners, said that ”a trend we are seeing is that many SMBs will start out with a focused cloud application or service deployment in order to gain a comfort level. Once they achieve that with the cloud solution and the partner, they then expand the implementation to recognize the full value.”
- AMI-Partners also found that cloud vendors, ISVs and resellers with competencies in the following five areas are most likely to achieve success:
- Business Analytics
- Unified communication & collaboration
- Business Process Management
- Mobility
- Infrastructure alignment
- Using this criteria, AMI-Partners found that among 72,000 channel partners that focus specifically on small and medium-sized business (SMB) market in the United States, only 20 percent had competencies in two or more of these areas. Avinash Arun, Director of SMB Channels at AMI-Partners said that “high-value competency (HVC) partners drive 3 times the market opportunity compared to other SMB partners, and the margins they derive from these key solutions are about 25% higher than other partners.
- Worldwide data centre hardware spending is projected to reach $98.9bn in 2011, up 12.7% from 2010 spending of $87.8bn, according to IT research firm Gartner.
- Gartner also forecasted that data centre hardware spending, which includes servers, storage and enterprise data centre networking equipment, will total to $106.4bn in 2012, and surpass $126.2bn in 2015.
- Gartner research director Jon Hardcastle said growth in emerging regions – particularly Brazil, Russia, India and China (the BRIC countries) – is balanced by continued weakness relative to pre-downturn levels in Japan and Western Europe.
- “Storage is the main driver for growth. Although only a quarter of data center hardware spending is on storage, almost half of the growth in spending will be from the storage market,” Hardcastle said.
- The very largest size category of data centres (more than 500 racks of equipment) will increase its share of spending from 20% in 2010 to 26% in 2015, driven by the cloud and the shift from internal data centre provision to external.
- In 2010, 2% of data centres contained 52% of total data centre floorspace and accounted for 63% of data centre hardware spending.
- In 2015, 2% of data centres will contain 60% of data centre floorspace and account for 71% of data centre hardware spending, the report said.
DuPont Fabros’ New Data Centers
Posted on: November 10, 2011
- DuPont Fabros Technology Inc. has opened two new data centers. Its Ashburn, Virginia location is ACC6 Phase 1 data center and the one in Santa Clara, California is its SC1 Phase 1 data center. Both the data centers are network neutral and offer cost effective and turn key environments.
- The ACC6 data center has two phases, both of which will come up to a total of 262,000 gross square feet with 132,000 raised square feet and 26 mega watts of available critical load. The SC1 also has two identical phases summing up to 360,000 gross square feet, 176,000 raised square feet and 36.4 mega watts of available critical load.
- The latter will also have a dedicated 100 MVA substation and is one of the largest data centers in Silicon Valley. ACC6 offers access to DuPont’s multi lateral telecom duct bank and to over 20 carriers.
- The SC1 has 5 carriers at the moment and has a two- lateral diverse duct bank system.
- Both these data centers have given DuPont the ability to deliver the optimal setting for cloud and other apps being developed. They also have a larger presence in the region and can provide quality data center expertise to their tenants.
India’s Top 20 BPO export firms post Revenues of Rs 32,246 crore in 2010-11
Posted on: November 10, 2011
The NYSE listed Indian BPO firm Genpact grew 24% to top the list of Top 20 Business Process Outsourcing companies with revenues of Rs 5,680 crore in 2010-11. The BPO arm of India’s software numero uno TCS grew a tad faster, at 25%, with revenues of Rs 3,928 crore to occupy No 2 slot in a list of top 20 BPO exporters in India, released by industry journal, Dataquest from specialty publisher Cybermedia. Aegis BPO, an Essar group company, grew 28% to occupy the third position with revenues of Rs 2,352 crore.
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Datatquest Top 20 BPO Companies by Export Revenues |
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Rank FY 11 |
Company |
Revenue 2010-11 (Rs Cr) | Revenue 2009-10 (Rs Cr) | Growth 2010-11 | Growth 2009-10 |
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1 |
Genpact |
5680 |
4592 |
24 |
12 |
|
2 |
TCS BPO |
3928 |
3142 |
25 |
73 |
|
3 |
Aegis BPO |
2352 |
1837 |
28 |
18 |
|
4 |
Wipro BPO |
2249 |
2106 |
7 |
15 |
|
5 |
Firstsource Solutions |
1833 |
1723 |
6 |
10 |
|
6 |
WNS Global Services |
1685 |
1858 |
-9 |
4 |
|
7 |
Infosys BPO |
1545 |
1383 |
12 |
9 |
|
8 |
Aditya Birla Minacs |
1518 |
1404 |
8 |
-2 |
|
9 |
Accenture India |
1436 |
1135 |
27 |
7 |
|
10 |
IBM Global Process Services |
1292 |
1212 |
7 |
-18 |
|
11 |
Exl Service |
1224 |
966 |
27 |
11 |
|
12 |
Cognizant BPO |
1217 |
858 |
42 |
28 |
|
13 |
Hinduja Global Solutions |
942 |
759 |
24 |
15 |
|
14 |
Xchanging India |
893 |
956 |
-7 |
14 |
|
15 |
Convergys India |
891 |
801 |
11 |
-2 |
|
16 |
Intelenet Global |
871 |
775 |
12 |
4 |
|
17 |
HCL BSERV |
857 |
1044 |
-18 |
-3 |
|
18 |
24/7 Customer |
716 |
660 |
8 |
18 |
|
19 |
3i Infotech |
645 |
779 |
-17 |
49 |
|
20 |
MphasiS BPO |
472 |
542 |
-13 |
-5 |
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| Total Revenues of DQ Top 20 BPO Cos |
32246 |
28532 |
13 |
13 |
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| Source: Dataquest Top 20 BPO Export Companies August 2011 | |||||
| All the revenues are export revenues only | |||||
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