In one of the largest acquisitions in India, technology giant IBM took over Daksh eServices Ltd in April 2004. Since its inception, Daksh eServices had mirrored the fiery growth of the Indian business process outsourcing (BPO) sector. In the short span of four years, it had acquired 6,000 employees with facilities in five locations. The volume examines the issues surrounding different financing models opened to a start-up by weighing the pros and cons of different options. It also gives a detailed overview of BPO and business process transformation.
"In one of the largest acquisitions in India, technology giant IBM took over Daksh eServices Ltd in April 2004. Since its inception, Daksh eServices had mirrored the fiery growth of the Indian business process outsourcing (BPO) sector. In the short span of four years, it had acquired 6,000 employees with facilities in five locations. The volume examines the issues surrounding different financing models opened to a start-up by weighing the pros and cons of different options. It also gives a detailed overview of BPO and business process transformation."@en
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