Kpo Importance Of Kpo

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KPO: A New Level of Outsourcing Serving High-End Financial Research

*Mr. SUNIL KUMAR RAI **Prof. SHANKAR NATH JHA

ABSTRACT
“Do whatever you can do the best, and outsource the rest” the statement itself indicates the need for outsourcing in today’s global economy. Outsourcing have become a very fascinating and productive term as well in today’s era and it is changing the face of global economy by introducing its benefits. It was born overnight and as it ingress, it brings the visions of untold success, and therefore the growth and development pains that comes from an industry formed out of opportunity instead of founded as a profession. Since those early sourcing engagements, about 20 years have been passed, and even we are still challenged …show more content…

The KPO that is one step ahead extension of BPO is the high value; high growth business which is independent of the coexistence of the BPO. The KPO industry is formed around the requirement for business intelligence and expertise and is anticipated to grow from a $1.2 billion industry (at a compounded annual growth rate of 46%).As per the reports of global sourcing the knowledge process outsourcing is forecasted to reach $ 17 billion by 2010 out of which India’s share would be $ 12 billion, predicted by Evalueserve in 2005. Similarly, the National Association of Software and Service Companies of India (NASSCOM), speculated the KPO sector in India to attain $15.5billion by 2010 (Sathe, 2006). Other countries such as Mexico, Russia, China, and Israel are also expected to become large players in this growing market (Larkey, …show more content…

These companies outsource their processes to India for: Cost Savings Operational efficiencies Access to highly skilled workforce improved quality. Knowledge Process Outsourcing(KPO) focus on knowledge expertise. KPO delivers high value to the organizations by providing them business expertise instead of just process expertise. It involves offshoring of knowledge intensive business processes that entail specialized domain expertise.
The need for KPO is not restricted to only IT-enabled services sectors, however it needs knowledge from other domains too. Some of the few examples are legal processes, intellectual property and patent related services, legal research, CAD/CAM applications, clinical research, Web development application, engineering services, and business research and analytics, publishing and market research for KPO.
2. Knowledge Process

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