Relevance of accurate data entry: The speed of production today makes the accessibility of precise, comprehensive information an absolute essential. Whether your corporation is multinational or just starting off, the more you know about markets, customers, or clients; the better you can track results, measure efficiency, and analyze data; and the faster you have vital information, the better your results will be - this means that data has to be available electronically (or digitally) and its only after data entry of primary and secondary data is done that this is possible. This holds good for corporations, physicians, attorneys, automobile manufacturers, hospitals, marketing companies, collection agencies, research agencies, and just about any other business you can imagine that needs information fast. Since the advent of computers, and since the beginning of typing, the need to collect and neatly present documents has required data entry.
Wisegeek states Data entry is the act of transcribing some form of data into another form, usually a computer program. Forms of data that people might transcribe include handwritten documents, information off spreadsheets from another computer program, sequences of numbers, letters and symbols that build a program, or simple data like names and addresses. Some people perform jobs that are exclusively data entry, while others, like programmers, might have to occasionally enter data. Whatever the source or coder of the data entry exercise is, what matters more is that accurate data has to be available to you to be able to make calculated decisions.
Businesses are always looking for the information that will help them run day-to-day operations or to plan for the development of future growth. Customer satisfaction surveys are a constant of modern life as are comment cards, coupon mailers, and contests. Some companies can be virtually overwhelmed by the amount of data entry services required just to keep things moving. This can be especially true of medical facilities requiring data entry of patient data, insurance groups requiring data entry of claims processing services, collection agencies punching in debt settlement checks, and marketing companies to name a few.
Understand the need for a data entry focus when planning and executing marketing campaigns, tracking patient outcomes, or determining the effectiveness of collections. If the information is important to your company's success, then the data entry has to be done right.
Wednesday, June 30, 2010
Tuesday, December 1, 2009
Guest House in Gurgaon, Gurgaon Guest House, Corporate Guest House in Gurgaon - Blossom Guest House
Guest House in Gurgaon, Gurgaon Guest House, Corporate Guest House in Gurgaon - Blossom Guest House
Welcome to Blossom Corporate Guest House in Gurgaon
"Blossom Guest House, Gurgaon is supreme in hospitality with the motive of ‘Atithi Devo Bhavah’. It provides a great combination of Price, Value and Quality" in the posh area of DLF Phase 2, just 700 meters from IFFCO chowk/Sahara Mall.
A premium Guest House in Gurgaon for Corporates & MNCs, providing Star Hotel facilities like free wi-fi, Air Conditioned rooms, 24 hours Kitchen & Room service and other facilities that will surely make you addictive to this place.
Blossom is a place where you can truly experience comfort, relaxation and opulence.
Blossom is centrally located at DLF Phase 2, just 700 meters from SAHARA Mall/IFFCO Chowk. The offices of multinationals like Nestle, Convergys, Citibank, ZTE, Dlf Square, Siemens, Dlf Corporate park, Cyber City, Global Business Park, PWC, Metso, Ericsson etc. are at a walking distance. Guests can also chill themselves by visiting world class malls like Sahara, MGF, Metropolitan, DT, CTC or City Centre Mall, Dlf Golf Club or Gymkhana Club which are at just 5 min walking distance.Monday, April 13, 2009
Satyam Saga Finale: Tech Mahindra Wins Bid
Tech Mahindra on Monday outbid L&T and others and won the Satyam bid, as per CNBC TV report
According to CNBC , Tech Mahindra will pay Rs 1757cr for 31% stake in Satyam. It will pay Rs 58 per share of the company. Meanwhile engineering firm L&T reportedly made an offer of around Rs 49 for each Satyam share.
As per TOI , L&T, Tech Mahindra and Wilbur Ross had all put in technical and financial bid for Satyam Computer Services earlier on Monday.
BK Modi's Spice Corp did not submita bid for Satyam. "We have not submitted bid for Satyam. Our board wanted e-auction and since there is no e-auction, so we decided not to participate in the process," Spice Corp chairman B K Modi said.
According to PTI sources, Cognizant Technologies also did not put in its bid to acquire stake in the firm.
According to CNBC , Tech Mahindra will pay Rs 1757cr for 31% stake in Satyam. It will pay Rs 58 per share of the company. Meanwhile engineering firm L&T reportedly made an offer of around Rs 49 for each Satyam share.
As per TOI , L&T, Tech Mahindra and Wilbur Ross had all put in technical and financial bid for Satyam Computer Services earlier on Monday.
BK Modi's Spice Corp did not submita bid for Satyam. "We have not submitted bid for Satyam. Our board wanted e-auction and since there is no e-auction, so we decided not to participate in the process," Spice Corp chairman B K Modi said.
According to PTI sources, Cognizant Technologies also did not put in its bid to acquire stake in the firm.
Thursday, October 30, 2008
The Meltdown and Career with BPOs
Everyone today is wondering how the global financial crisis will negatively impact Indian business process outsourcing (BPO) companies. But what exactly is the crisis and how was it caused? Why are the BPO Companies so susceptible to something happening on the shore of the Americas? Read on to figure out why the BPO honchos are so worried and how it will impact employees.
The Financial Meltdown: Sub-prime Story
For years, banks in the US have been lending out huge sums of money in the form of sub-prime mortgages commonly known in India as Home Loans. These mortgages are given to people who, by definition, are unlikely to repay them, i.e. where the risk of the debtor defaulting is relatively high and debt settlement may become an issue. Since housing prices were consistently rising, the banks did not perceive a lot of risk: since if the debtor defaulted on the loan, the bank could simply seize and sell the house and not incur a loss.
Then, house prices in the US started falling. And kept on falling. As a result the banks couldn't recover the loans from their debtors and started losing huge amounts of money. In a world where commerce is delicately interlinked, these losses had a domino effect. Lehman Brothers collapsed. Morgan Stanley faltered. The US government recently spent $700 billion bailing the banks out. Despite the government's intervention, the damage is likely to be unforgettably huge. The people on the other hand have to handle diluted valuations and a financial crunch due to which they are being unable to handle mortgage payments. As a result they are resorting to means like debt negotiation to keep liquid and not have to declare bankruptcy.
How Does it Impact India and Your Job?
USA today contributes to the tune of 60% of Indian BPO revenues. However, the same corporations will now be under tremendous amount of pressure to shed fat and trim the corners with customer care and back office processes like data entry services, medical billing and coding etc being first to go. Since the US is one of the largest contributor to Indian BPO/KPO companies the impact will be directly felt here. Though functions like legal process outsourcing or litigation coding may get spared due to the high end nature of each transaction.
A website called BPOVoice has an article published that states Country's fourth largest software exporter Satyam Computer has put about 2,500 employees under 'Performance Improvement' programme. Terming it as a regular exercise, a Satyam spokesperson said in an e-mailed statement that "as part of our appraisal process we identify around 5 per cent of our associates in the Performance Improvement category and put them through a structured Performance Improvement Program". Though termed as routine, according to industry sources the exercise is a result of Satyam trying to effectively utilising its bench strength.
Will This Have a Postive Impact in the Long Run?
Well yes and maybe. A report by the Everest Research Institute states "business process outsourcing (BPO) from the financial services sector will increase 40 to 45 times the current market size over the next five years, with key drivers of growth coming from cost pressures". In other words, under pressure to cut costs and stay afloat, these companies may shift out more and more functions. But this is yet to be seen.
The Financial Meltdown: Sub-prime Story
For years, banks in the US have been lending out huge sums of money in the form of sub-prime mortgages commonly known in India as Home Loans. These mortgages are given to people who, by definition, are unlikely to repay them, i.e. where the risk of the debtor defaulting is relatively high and debt settlement may become an issue. Since housing prices were consistently rising, the banks did not perceive a lot of risk: since if the debtor defaulted on the loan, the bank could simply seize and sell the house and not incur a loss.
Then, house prices in the US started falling. And kept on falling. As a result the banks couldn't recover the loans from their debtors and started losing huge amounts of money. In a world where commerce is delicately interlinked, these losses had a domino effect. Lehman Brothers collapsed. Morgan Stanley faltered. The US government recently spent $700 billion bailing the banks out. Despite the government's intervention, the damage is likely to be unforgettably huge. The people on the other hand have to handle diluted valuations and a financial crunch due to which they are being unable to handle mortgage payments. As a result they are resorting to means like debt negotiation to keep liquid and not have to declare bankruptcy.
How Does it Impact India and Your Job?
USA today contributes to the tune of 60% of Indian BPO revenues. However, the same corporations will now be under tremendous amount of pressure to shed fat and trim the corners with customer care and back office processes like data entry services, medical billing and coding etc being first to go. Since the US is one of the largest contributor to Indian BPO/KPO companies the impact will be directly felt here. Though functions like legal process outsourcing or litigation coding may get spared due to the high end nature of each transaction.
A website called BPOVoice has an article published that states Country's fourth largest software exporter Satyam Computer has put about 2,500 employees under 'Performance Improvement' programme. Terming it as a regular exercise, a Satyam spokesperson said in an e-mailed statement that "as part of our appraisal process we identify around 5 per cent of our associates in the Performance Improvement category and put them through a structured Performance Improvement Program". Though termed as routine, according to industry sources the exercise is a result of Satyam trying to effectively utilising its bench strength.
Will This Have a Postive Impact in the Long Run?
Well yes and maybe. A report by the Everest Research Institute states "business process outsourcing (BPO) from the financial services sector will increase 40 to 45 times the current market size over the next five years, with key drivers of growth coming from cost pressures". In other words, under pressure to cut costs and stay afloat, these companies may shift out more and more functions. But this is yet to be seen.
Monday, October 27, 2008
US Financial Meltdown, Economic Recession & Outsourcing
It seems that growth prospects for the business process outsourcing (BPO) industry remain bright despite a general slowdown in the global economy. Terms like US Financial Meltdown, Economic Recession would be like sing songs to the Indian BPOs who would be looking at grabbing a pie of the BPO businesses as US businesses would need to become leaner to effectively manage their costs without compromising on quality.
US companies are under tremendous pressure to reduce cost and increase revenue and therefore the impact on business process outsourcing would be fairly obvious. The need to offshore and outsource non core but essential business processes will stem from the need to cut costs and rationalize resources. Outsourcing will grow as this helps organizations to become nimble and efficient by offshoring as these are non-discretionary spending especially on IT. and related services. In the immediate to short term there will be pricing pressures that the service providers will have to combat.
During the Call Center Expo and Conference held recently, executives from call center companies said they believe that the ongoing recession in the United States, where a huge chunk of Philippine business process outsourcing or BPO clients are, will be beneficial in the long run since it will create more opportunities for the country.
Dan Reyes, president of Sitel and director of the Contact Center Association of the Philippines (CCAP) said that the US recession may have some negative impact only in the immediate term.
Lets wait and watch as the data entry of statistics is done and results are collated.
US companies are under tremendous pressure to reduce cost and increase revenue and therefore the impact on business process outsourcing would be fairly obvious. The need to offshore and outsource non core but essential business processes will stem from the need to cut costs and rationalize resources. Outsourcing will grow as this helps organizations to become nimble and efficient by offshoring as these are non-discretionary spending especially on IT. and related services. In the immediate to short term there will be pricing pressures that the service providers will have to combat.
During the Call Center Expo and Conference held recently, executives from call center companies said they believe that the ongoing recession in the United States, where a huge chunk of Philippine business process outsourcing or BPO clients are, will be beneficial in the long run since it will create more opportunities for the country.
Dan Reyes, president of Sitel and director of the Contact Center Association of the Philippines (CCAP) said that the US recession may have some negative impact only in the immediate term.
Lets wait and watch as the data entry of statistics is done and results are collated.
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