Answer / kishor wakchaure

What is BPO
The new buzz word 'BPO' seems to be every where now a days!
Ever wondered what is BPO? Let us explain: To put it in
simple words a BPO (business process outsourcing) is a
process in which a company delegates some of its business
processes mainly back office operations to a third party by
giving the third party total control over that process.
What does BPO include?
Business process outsourcing or a BPO includes everything
from Call centers to transaction processing to back office
operations to customer relationship management to
telemarketing to payroll maintenance to
Finance/Accounting/billing maintenance to HR management to
logistics management to supply chain management to medical
transcription to database management and pretty much all
back office operations. As the trend shows, of all the
things being outsourced, business process outsourcing
stands out of the rest as the major segment in the
outsourcing market.
Benefits of BPO
By outsourcing their back office operations to third world
countries, companies can get huge cost cuts and concentrate
on their core businesses. By doing so they can provide
better customer satisfaction leading to customer retention,
increased productivity, deal with competition effectively
and in turn increase profitability. By outsourcing business
processes to countries like India many companies have
nearly cut their operational costs by half resulting into
huge profits. No wonder there is so much hype about
outsourcing as almost all companies no matter how big or
small they are, have understood the benefits of outsourcing
and are taking a major dive into the industry.
How to get started?
If you are planning to take a plunge into the BPO wave, you
got to formulate an effective plan by understanding your
vision along with your long term goals. Deciding on the
right BPO destination and more importantly the right BPO
vendor can go a long way in ensuring smooth operations with
good returns. As of now, India with its easily available
English speaking, computer literate, low cost manpower,
better infrastructure and quality certified software and
BPO venders seems to be a great destination for
outsourcing. So take your pick!

Answer / wolverine

BPO is the process of SUBCONTRACTING to a third party. It
is the process of contracting with another company or
person to do a particular function.

Answer / lhamo

BPO MANS BUSSINES PROCESS OUTSOURCING WHICH DEALS WITH
OTHER PARTIES OF THEIR NON CORE ACTIVITIES AND TO GIVE MORE
SATIFACTION TO THE CUSTOMERS.

Answer / kala

Bpo is a process which we are the third party we can do
everthing for another two parties but we are not
responsible for their own bussiness

Answer / a.naveenkumar

BPO IS BUSINESS PROCESS OUTSOURCING.Bpo is a
process in which a company delegates some of its business
processes mainly back office operations to a third party by
giving the third party total control over that process.

Answer / sandip roy

BPO is a third party. It means Business Process Outsourcing, who will work for entire process control for both the parties but not responsible for the business.

Answer / saurav shukla

BPO means business process outsourcing.IT is a process of
hiring for another company to handle business activity. It
is a third part in which we do work for two parties but not
responsible for their own business.

Answer / magan singh rathour

bpo buisiness process outsourcing is the process in which we connect the consumer and the company or you can say it is the third party which works to promoting and solving the queries of the consumer

Answer / tridev sharma

Bpo is business process outsourcing which means to give all or full control to third party of some business activities,includes back office etc.

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