Answer Posted / mujahed

BPO stands for BUSINESS PROCESS OUTSOURCING. Major
corporations in the US and Europe are outsourcing their
back office operations to India to save costs. E.g.
employee payroll is maintained in India for their employees
worldwide. Although these jobs usually are not directly IT-
related, their data-based orientation often means that they
require IT departmental support to be successfully
outsourced.

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