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Virtues of outsourcing it services in india

May 25th, 2010

Iח tһіѕ modern world wһеrе Information Technology һаѕ become tһе backbone οf аƖƖ type οf businesses worldwide, tһе term ‘outsourcing’ һаѕ integral раrt οf tһіѕ business. “Outsourcing” іѕ a process through wһісһ one company gives over a раrt οf іtѕ work tο a service company, mаkіחɡ іt responsible fοr tһе design, implementation аחԁ promotion οf tһеіr business process under tһе requirements аחԁ specifications οf tһе outsourcing company. Wіtһ tһе advent οf globalization, lots more opportunities аrе coming up аחԁ India іѕ gradually becoming tһе hub οf outsourcing various products Ɩіkе medical, financial services, call centre facilities, IT services etc.

Few months ago wе һаνе seen lots οf debates іח tһе U.S., Europe аחԁ οtһеr раrtѕ οf tһе world аbουt tһе ethical dilemma іח offshore outsourcing. Many Critics аrе worried аbουt tһе major loss οf jobs іח tһеіr countries аѕ mοѕt οf tһеіr processes аrе mονеԁ tο a lower cost countries Ɩіkе India, china, Philippines аחԁ Brazil.

Tһе very primary consideration οf a corporate leadership іѕ tο hold tһеіr company competitive. Iח tһіѕ process offshore outsourcing helps tһеm tο mаkе substantial сυt іח tһеіr expenses, improve profitability graph аחԁ add value tο shareholders. Iח tһіѕ rapid globalize world, mοѕt bіɡ οr small corporations һаνе adopted outsourcing іח a bіɡ way. Tһе few tһаt һаνе חοt joined tһіѕ path аrе finding іt quite difficult tο stay competitive without outsourcing.

Tһе Offshore Outsourcing Ethical Challenges

Sοmе οf tһе challenges faced bу tһе BPO аחԁ ITES companies offering outsourcing practices fοr tһе foreign clients аrе:

Comfortable Work Environment: Concerns аbουt providing a comfortable work environment аחԁ comprehensive HR policies bу Indian BPOs (Business Process Outsourcing) іѕ tһе bіɡɡеѕt challenge. Wіtһ tһе development οf organized infrastructure tһеѕе concerns аrе minimized bυt still ѕοmе more regulations аrе іח tһе process οf mаkіחɡ tһеm optimized.

Challenge tο achieve tһе best Service Quality: Many companies tһаt аrе deciding tο outsource tһеіr work tο India һаνе a widespread concern tһаt tһе services delivered frοm a parent company саח meet tһе quality expectations οf tһеіr management аחԁ shareholders.

Environmental Issues: Wіtһ rising environmental consciousness іח tһе mοѕt раrtѕ οf tһе world including U.S. аחԁ UK tһе outsourced companies аrе concerned tһаt іf tһе service companies саח comply wіtһ tһе environmentally regulations.

Cultural Differences: Sometimes tһе cultural differences between tһе two countries саח become a topic οf worry. Fοr example tһе companies іח tһе U.S. аrе mainly concerned tһаt іf tһе outsourcing company mау abide аƖƖ governmental issues, bribes аחԁ language barriers іח tһе country wһеrе tһеу wish tο outsource.

Self Motivated Employee Management: Companies tһаt ԁесіԁе outsource jobs mау need tο take several proactive measures tο mаkе tһе transition аѕ easy аחԁ motivate tһе affected employees. Tһіѕ mау include free аחԁ open communication wіtһ tһе outsourcing company, defining tһе plans effectively, decisions οח safety nets, various packages tο tһе employees etc аחԁ tһе vice versa applies tο tһе outsourcing firm.

Detailed Research οf tһе reputed clients: Companies willing tο outsource services needs tο thoroughly research tһе ɡοοԁ companies wіtһ very reputation іח tһе market regarding prpofile, recruitments, packages, work nature аחԁ rules аחԁ regulations applied.

Ethics οf Outsourcing Practices аt Vindia

Vindia іѕ a leading player іח tһе outsourcing industry wіtһ customers frοm асrοѕѕ tһе globe. At Vindia, tһе management іѕ completely taking care οf аƖƖ tһе ethical issues οf іtѕ customers. Fοr tһіѕ very reason tһеу аrе tһе favorites οf tһе IT services outsourcing companies аחԁ һаѕ a ɡrеаt demand іח tһе market fοr іtѕ efficient аחԁ cheap services.

Tһеѕе include ѕοmе οf tһе іmрοrtаחt ethic Vindia take care οf:

Data Integrity аחԁ Confidentiality Measures.

Smooth Communication аחԁ Better execution οf plans.

Legal аחԁ governmental Measures

Service Level Agreements (SLAs) wіtһ customers

Employee Selection Measures

Source:http://zacharykwilliamson.com/bpo/virtues-of-outsourcing-it-services-in-india/

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WNS named a top five fao market star performer for 2009 by everest

May 25th, 2010

WNS , a leading provider of business process outsourcing services and solutions was named a 2009 FAO (Finance and Accounting Outsourcing) Market Star Performer by Everest, a global consulting and research firm that analyzes the sourcing market. WNS’s strong performance in 2009, including new contract signings and its ability to increase organic growth, contributed to the company’s top ranking.

“WNS’s commitment to boosting the sales pipeline and achieving organic growth led to our market leadership position,” said Sulakshana Patankar, Business Unit Leader, Finance and Accounting Services, WNS Global Services. “We are honored to be recognized as a FAO Market Star Performer along with other industry leaders and are committed to continue to set benchmarks in service delivery.”

Everest Global, Inc. identified the top 2009 FAO Market Star Performers based on the relative movement on the Everest PEAK matrix for FAO from 2008 to 2009 of 20+ FAO suppliers. Everest assessed the performance of each of the suppliers across a number of parameters for each of the key dimensions of the PEAK matrix for FAO: market success in 2009 based on ACV growth, number of new contract signings, number of contract extensions and value contract signings in 2009 as well as capability advancements in 2009 based on scale, scope, and delivery footprint expansion and investment in technology.

Source:http://www.marketwatch.com/story/wns-named-a-top-five-fao-market-star-performer-for-2009-by-everest-2010-05-24?reflink=MW_news_stmp

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Yahoo’s new core competency seems to be Outsourcing to others

May 25th, 2010

Yahoo CEO Carol Bartz, after more than a year of looking at the company’s operations, seems to have settled on a new business model — namely, outsourcing various parts of its sprawling web empire to other companies. Today saw two similar announcements: one has online dating site Match.com taking over Yahoo’s personal classifieds service, and the second has mobile giant Nokia assuming command of a joint venture involving the web company’s mobile email, chat and mapping services. In similar moves made earlier this year, Yahoo merged much of the operation of its health site with Healthline Networks and management of its online shopping service was effectively handed over to PriceGrabber.

In the Match.com pairing — the value of which wasn’t disclosed by the companies — users of Yahoo’s personals site will gradually be transitioned to something called “Match.com on Yahoo.” The web service had been expected by some to sell the personals business outright, with analysts giving the unit an estimated value of $500 million. In the Nokia deal, meanwhile, the Finland-based mobile handset company will provide its mobile mapping technology for use in all of Yahoo’s services, while Yahoo’s email and chat will become the engine behind Nokia’s new Ovi email and chat features.

On the one hand, outsourcing and partnering with others around some of its business units makes sense for Yahoo, where Bartz has been trying hard to rationalize its sprawling empire by cutting costs and improving its return on investment. At the same time, however, many of these deals seem to fall into the category of “too little, too late,” as Kevin noted in his analysis of the Nokia deal. Like the company’s most substantial outsourcing attempt of all — the multibillion-dollar deal with Microsoft to partner on search — they seem to be an admission that Yahoo has failed to make much of these businesses on its own, and is satisfied to simply take a small share of someone else’s business in return.
So if it’s no longer interested in trying to dominate search (at least, not by itself), and it doesn’t want to own mobile in a major way, or be a controlling force in many of the things it used to want to do online (shopping, dating, health, etc.), then what does Yahoo want to do? It seems that the company has its heart set on doing the same thing that AOL — another former web star that has seen better days — wants to do: become a major media company. Yahoo, which has been hiring dozens of high-profile journalists to write for its expanding blog network and just bought a content company called Associated Content for $100 million, says it is now “the world’s largest media company” and is betting its future on that status.

That may be an ambitious goal, but at least the company seems to know what it wants to be when it grows up, which is a start — although Bartz seemed less than precise about it in her interview with Mike Arrington at TechCrunch’s Disrupt conference, in which she answered the question “What is Yahoo?” by saying it’s a “great company that is very, very strong in content for its users…it’s a place where you can just get it together.” What Bartz needs to do now is to find a way to put some meat on those bones, and to do that she’s going to need more than just a talent for using expletives.

Source:http://gigaom.com/2010/05/24/yahoos-new-core-competency-seems-to-be-outsourcing-to-others/

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10th annual european shared services and outsourcing week 2010

May 25th, 2010

With projected growth rates exceeding nine percent, back-office functions are driving steady growth in Germany’s business process outsourcing industry (BPO). Germany Trade & Invest will have representatives on hand at this year’s Shared Services and Outsourcing Week, taking place from May 24-27 in Edinburgh, United Kingdom. Industry experts will present market opportunities for BPO and shared services in Germany.

According to NelsonHall, annual growth rates for the German BPO market are forecast at around 7.2 percent, with back-office activities even predicted to grow at 9.2 percent. By 2013, the BPO market in Germany is expected to have reached an estimated volume of EUR 14.4 billion.

Approximately one third of German companies plan to outsource business processes within the next two-year period, creating a number of opportunities for international and domestic companies in a growing industry.

Increasing demand for business services in Germany is driven in part by the country’s economic structure, which is characterized by a strong base of small and medium-sized enterprises (SMEs), which are typically not large enough to establish their own shared service centers. These companies provide the most significant outsourcing potential of non-core processes, but many have been hesitant to outsource back-office processes due to the absence of “onshore” German market service providers.

As Europe’s largest market, Germany is an attractive location to serve local clients. A number of companies are currently active in the German market, either with their own subsidiary activities in Germany or in close strategic partnerships with local partners. However, market entry conditions remain attractive, as the BPO market is not dominated by any single player. The top 20 BPO providers claim less than 30 percent of total market share.

When choosing where to best establish a business to serve a large customer base, Germany’s highly trained personnel have contributed to its reputation as an attractive business location. The country’s dual education system, which combines the benefits of classroom-based and on-the-job training, is critical to this industry. This model provides companies with access to a broad array of qualified and motivated employees at competitive costs. And with labor turnover rates as low as five to ten percent, substitute recruitment and training costs are kept to a minimum.

Germany Trade & Invest will have industry experts at booth No. 1. Additionally, industry players are recognized at the SSON’s Annual Shared Services Excellence Awards. Here, Germany Trade & Invest will be presenting the award for “The Best New Captive Shared Services Organization.”

Germany Trade & Invest is the foreign trade and inward investment promotion agency of the Federal Republic of Germany. The organization advises foreign companies looking to expand their business activities in the German market. It provides information on foreign trade to German companies that seek to enter foreign markets.

Source:http://pr-canada.net/index.php?option=com_content&task=view&id=204475&Itemid=58

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Cyber Futuristics- a reliable name in business Outsourcing

May 25th, 2010

Cyber Futuristics is a global IT as well as BPO services company with a vision of becoming a World Leader in IT Services. Products here range from customer relationship management to hosted advertising servers, etc. Time and again the company has proved itself capable of delivering high quality services to clients across the globe.

Cyber Futuristics provides top offshore outsourcing and consulting services from India. Outsourcing business surely has numerous benefits since it not only has cost-advantages but also helps the client to focus on core business; it lowers down the capital costs of infrastructure and improves employee satisfaction. Infact, outsourcing to India is now more about high quality rather than cost. Indian companies are scaling up to surpass the international quality standards. If you are seeking to outsource your business to a trustworthy company then Cyber Futuristics would be one reliable name. Cyber Futuristics has been rated as ‘High Performer’ by CRISIL. “Credit Rating is an indicator of your performance capability and financial strength. On being rated by CRISIL, any company can get an edge with foreign partners, new customers, suppliers and other stakeholders. Indeed this rating will also help us fetch better partnerships and joint ventures in future” says Anuj Bairathi, CEO of Cyber Futuristics.

The company has earned its reputation as a highly dependable top notch service provider in its chosen industry segment. It continues to provide high quality Contact Centre services and Business Process Outsourcing (BPO) services from state of art delivery centres at Jaipur, India.

Names of some of the key clients may be listed named as Clarks Group of hotels, Le Meridian, Golcha Group, Candid Gems, Public Works Department (PWD)- Government of Rajasthan, etc. The company aims at delivering the best possible product to the customer; the same has resulted in the company’s high growth-rate and complete client satisfaction round the globe.

Source:http://www.i-newswire.com/cyber-futuristics-a-reliable-name/38558

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Indian BPO industry opening new avenue through domestic Outsourcing

May 25th, 2010

Business process outsourcing i.e. BPO is one of the most rapidly growing industry in the world today. Though it is not an industry, it includes various sub activities of many main stream industries such as manufacturing, trading, marketing, banking, insurance and financial services. Since it works for all these industry, it has been treated as an industry. This is due to the enormous growth and development of outsourcing of work in the past few years over the globe in many countries.

BPO in simple language can be defined as the act to give a specific function or work to a third party with the condition to maintain required standard and quality in order to focus on your core activities. So BPO simply helps you in focusing on your core area and other function i.e. non core activities can be outsourced to an outside agency for which it becomes a core activity and have specializations.

In past, there were no such specific outside agencies that were existing but when people knew about this advantage they started concentrating on the non core activities of large corporate which has a huge volume of work and started providing these companies with the specialization of work for their non core function, which is very large number and gives cost advantage to all the parties involved in the transaction and generates great employment opportunities.

HISTORY

BPO as a concept and industry has really emerged and known to people in the past few years but it is not a new activity for all of us. People in their day to day life and even in the small and big business have been using the outsourcing model since years. Few e.g. could be the keeping a maid at your home to carry out the regular house cleaning work so that you can focus on activities which are more important to you. For business the manufacturing units many times send material outside to job worker for some process.

I rather something think that an entrepreneur is the oldest example of outsourcing as he is the person who has an idea or some business model. He starts his business and at the initial stage he himself is involved in handling many functions such as production, marketing, accounting, finances etc. But as he grows he hires people to handle various functions and he focuses on the core activities of business development. If the organization grows to a really good level he may further outsource many unproductive and non core activities to outside agencies. But in all this he never compromises on the quality of work and the deadlines.

So the outsourcing has been existing for years for the people who had the thrust for the competitive advantage for cost and quality. Now that people have really understood it as a strong business model they are really creating more opportunities for them.

INTERNATIONAL BPO

The very fact that how BPO became known to people of India so fast, was due to the international outsourcing model i.e. outsourcing between the two nations. As we know that there is a huge gap in the cost of manpower and infrastructure in the developed and developing nations. Both of these costs are further affected by high population in the developing or undeveloped nations which makes the manpower cheaper in these countries. This has resulted in the historical growth in the international BPO market.

The above opportunities have been observed by the multinational companies and the international business community and they have really taken the advantage of this by outsourcing the work to India and other underdeveloped and developing nations.

The 80 % of the business for export BPO is from the two countries i.e. US and UK and this has created a dependency for these nations. This increasing trend of international outsourcing gave a setback to the developed national such as unemployment and other social security issues and due to this the administrator of these countries has started demoralizing the outsourcing model. Further this has been hit by the recession in the international market. The main reason I could understand is that that these nations have outsourced the work but they really could not focus on their core activities and specialization. This has created uncertainty in the highly growing international BPO market.

The above factors have made the International BPO more challenging and resulting in Indian BPO Industry to rethink their strategy and a need to broaden its horizon and look for alternative path of growth which is less volatile and affected by the global country and industry specific dominance. There are many advantages and factors which provides us the facts that the domestic outsourcing will be very successful in India.

We will analyze each factor individually. First have a look at the potential of the Indian Domestic BPO market.

SCOPE IN DOMESTIC BPO

The Indian BPO Industry has a huge potential which may be very difficult to assess. People have realized the advantage and benefits of the Domestic BPO and many of the big companies like Infosys, satyam, Infovision, Intelenet have started focusing on the domestic BPO realizing the future of the Industry.

Indian domestic BPO industry as per the report given by E & Y is at a market size of $1.62 Bn in the year 2008 with a growth rate of 50 % in the past five years which is higher that the export BPO market. It is expected to reach at the $ 6 Bn by the year 2012with a maximum addressable opportunity of $16-19 Bn.

Further similar data have been given by IDC forecasting the market size to reach $6.82 Bn by the year 2013 and will continue to grow at a rate 33.3% to reach the above target. The growth rate is very impressive.

Further the banking, Finance, telecom and Insurance sector are expected to grow at 20-30% growth rate over next 3- 5 years and these sectors contribute 80 % to the BPO industry. Hence the exponential growth in these sectors will require them to intensely focus on their core activities. Besides the above industry the other industry such as travel, healthcare, media and retail are also fascinated by the cost advantage of the domestic BPO industry. The focus is also shifting from voice based outsourcing to other outsourcing work such as HR and F&A.

Although the profit margin in the domestic BPO are lower than the international still the net margins are expected to increase from 8-9% in 2008 to 11-12 % in 2012 and even more if the resources of the interior part of India are utilized properly.

Thus besides the above facts there are many other factors which make the Domestic market more attractive and interesting.

4.1 Manpower Advantage

India has ample manpower resource and it is good for the services industries, it has already been proved that manpower is one of the biggest cost advantages in the outsourcing model. As we know that within India itself there is discrimination in the salary and wage structure which could work as a great advantage for the domestic outsourcing industry. These salary structures make it a more attractive business within domestic outsourcing.

The salary structure analyses by a research firm shows the following data for the Average salary structure of the Senior software/and production Engineer in various states. Following are the observation:
> Karnataka is highest salary paying state to Senior Software Developer with Avg. Salary INR 5.82 Lacs.
> Lowest salary for Senior Developer softwares Average salaray is in Guajrat with INR 3.51 Lacs
> The Difference is the pay scale is more than 62 %
> There are may other states with in between range of salary.
Source :- www.payscale.com

In the above chart the highest salary is from Karnataka , and lowest is from the Gujrat and the difference is 62% which is very significant, Further there are many states like Bihar, Goa where these industries can be further developed.

Further the above salary are from the main cities in these states , if the BPO industry can further go to other II & III tier cities and towns the structure can be reduced further. The companies can even provide training to people and can employ them.

4.2 Infrastructure Advantage

The second biggest factor in the BPO is the Cost advantage in the infrastructure cost. India has definitely the low infrastructure cost as compare to US and UK. But within India itself there is a wide gap in the lease rentals and other infrastructure cost. No such analyses comparing the lease rental in the different cities or states are available. But lease rentals discrimination prevails within the cities itself e.g. within Mumbai there are many lease rental available within the range of INR 25/- Sq. Ft. to 225/-Sq Ft. As outsourcing location does not have anything to do with the locations. In other cities and states the lease rentals are very low as compare to the major cities due to the low property rates.

The other infrastructure cost is also very low in the other cities of India due to low standard of living among the people. This can help the Domestic Outsourcing market grow very well. The location to carry out the process is not much important except that the entire technical and relevant infrastructure should be available in the city.

The above facts can be justified with the recent development happening in many of the tier II & III Tier cities such as Indore, Ranchi, Baroda, Bhopal, Pune, Lucknow and many other cities where the telecom companies have started their call center and are working efficiently as the requirement of company is to answer local customer care problems in the local language.

4.3 Relaxed Quality Standards

As compared to the international quality standards the domestic BPO are not much quality conscious as these companies which outsource the work are local companies and their major concern is to get the work done within their standards. The users of their services are also people from India which does not require very high standards. For e.g. the call center in Ranchi can be used only for the people opting to use Hindi as a language or a Call center in Aurangabad can be used to answer the problems in Marathi i.e a local language of the state. Hence Quality is not a major consideration as compared to the international BPOs. As the outsourced work is purely process oriented. These companies can also provide the required infrastructure or checks on the quality work.

Further availability of manpower for such work is easily available as it doesn’t require much qualified people as compared to standards of international BPO.

4.4 Currency Fluctuation Risk

The international BPO market is surviving even after significant variation in the rates of international currencies. As we have seen the rate of international currency are very volatile, In the previous 12 months the USD rate has been in the range of 46 to 51 against rupee affecting the margins of International BPO companies. But in the domestic BPO the risk of currency fluctuating is nil as the transaction are within the country and this minimizes the risk of the business for both the company’s.

4.5 No International Competition

The domestic outsourcing can have its long term path within India as there would be no competition within the countries as compared to the international BPO where in there are other countries such as Phillipines, china, Russia, Canada etc. Even though India has shared more than 50 % of the International Business in BPO. The Domestic outsourcing would in all its variation would have the benefit to the consumer and the people as the competition would be within the states of India and each state government may be keen in providing the better infrastructure to the corporate interested in having their BPO operation in their state.

4.6 High Reliability & Security

The reliability & Security factor in case of domestic BPO are very high as they will never be affected by the government policies within India. As currently we have observed that between the nations there is high instability due to political and social factors for outsourcing of work to other countries like India, China, Russia etc.

4.7 Timing Differences

For domestic BPO, the people would not hesitate to get into the work and even the HR can provide better facilities as the people will not have to work in night shift. International BPO have to incur additional cost for retaining the employees in the night shift , further the availability of people willing to work in the night shift is very limited. People would not agree to work in night shift as this impact the body’s natural circadian rhythms.

4.8 Potential Growth

Domestic BPO has a great potential for growth of Indian economy as the development, education and a good standard of living will reach to the poor and middle level of people in all the small and medium cities. The people who do not posses complete qualification can also get the job as they have to do only a specific process for which they do not require high education. They can do the work based on the basic training provided by the companies. This can really provide a good pace to the growth of Indian economy in all the sectors.

4.9 Dual Advantage

The biggest advantage in the Domestic BPO is that the benefit of cost reduction, which will remain in India as both the companies are in India. The ultimate advantage of cost reduction would be enjoyed by the Indian consumer as previously it was enjoyed by the consumers of other countries.

4.10 International Policy Advantage

The international policies on the outsourcing will not at all affect the Indian market as the domestic outsourcing will be within the control of Indian administration. Further the policies that will be framed by the government would be in favor of industry and people as it will have direct impact on industry growth and employment opportunities of the nation.

CONCLUSION

The Indian domestic BPO market has grown in the past and has a promising future growth with many factors which will work as advantage to our nation and to the whole of BPO Industry. All the big players have realized the importance and have started preparing them self to take their bite of cake. The domestic BPO will give many benefits to India socially, politically, financially, culturally, technically and legally.

Notes to Editor

S. R. Corporate Services Private Limited is a leading Foreign direct investment consultant provider in foreign direct investment and business set up for global companies in India. Our accurate and timely consultancy in investment, business registration, in account outsourcing and allied areas helps us becoming one of the favorite organizations in the country. Led by a group of professional Chartered Accountants, our business setup services are growing rapidly in the country. Backed by their innovative approach and business acumen we are able to provide prompt business startups and management services to business community in India and the foreign businesses to start their own office in India.

Our well experienced chartered accountants are involved with various fields of FDI including business setting up, business registrations and accounting. Backed by the industrious efforts we are also able to offer services for auditing and assurance services, business accounting services and exclusive business assurance services in India. Capitalizing on the collective experience of 50 plus team (five directors who are professional CA’s) we are able to meet client requirement and needs.

Source:http://www.indiaprwire.com/pressrelease/financial-services/2010051450668.htm

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Solarwinds empowers IT service provider Agilisys with one product suite for multiple points of perspective

May 25th, 2010

UK IT services and outsourcing provider Agilisys designs, builds and operates an integrated end-to-end suite of IT and business process services for a wide range of public and private sector clients including local government, health care and education.

When the complexity and size of networks, as well as the number and range of clients, began to increase, Agilisys recognized a critical need for greater network visibility.

After evaluating the market’s enterprise network and systems management options, Agilisys replaced IpSwitch’s WhatsUp Gold, SNMPc and Empirix and selected SolarWinds(R)  and its Orion(R) family of network management solutions to gain 24/7 visibility into its clients’ networks with one centralized view. For the past six years, Agilisys has relied on Orion to deliver performance visibility to its expanding base of customers.

“Our previous applications were unable to provide a centralized view of our information estates and the other options we looked at were too heavy handed to configure and were not cost effective,” said Shabrul Uddin, Agilisys Head of Service Availability. “With SolarWinds, we now have a comprehensive view of our clients’ estates and can deal with issues in a timely, effective manner. We trust the information from our SolarWinds platform and that has driven not only an improvement in our service, but also on a people level where individual Operations Centre Analysts have improved their understanding of our diverse estates.”

Today, Agilisys uses SolarWinds solutions to manage up to 1,500 servers, over 3,000 network devices and a number of applications as part of its client infrastructure portfolio.

By deploying a number of individual Orion Network Performance Monitor (NPM), Orion Application Performance Monitor (APM) and Orion Network Configuration Manager (NCM) installations into each of its clients’ environments and then rolling up each module into one Orion Enterprise Operations Console (EOC), Agilisys is able pull the information back to its SolarWinds EOC platform and get one centralized, single view of all its clients’ networks.

In addition to the greater depth of features, the move to SolarWinds has saved Agilisys $59,000 annually in maintenance cost.

A customer since 2003, SolarWinds Orion continues to scale with Agilisys’ growth and evolving needs.

“With my faith in the products, its breadth of features, and quick and easy deployment, I don’t need anything more than the SolarWinds products suite. The products help us deliver a better service to both our external and internal customers,” said Uddin.

Source:http://www.marketwatch.com/story/solarwinds-empowers-it-service-provider-agilisys-with-one-product-suite-for-multiple-points-of-perspective-2010-05-24?reflink=MW_news_stmp

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