Infosys @ Latest News: Now, entire process outsourcing gains pace

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Saturday, November 27, 2004

Now, entire process outsourcing gains pace

With the issue of outsourcing coming under heavy fire in the US and Europe, more and more Indian companies - including Infosys - are now turning to the `more acceptable' employee acquisition route to take on assignments from overseas clients.

Infosys, for instance, is in talks with some European banks and Japanese auto majors for taking over their IT functions as a whole.