| Thursday, April 15, 2010 | |
| NetSuite and Genpact Partner for Business Process Management Via the Cloud | |
| Genpact a business processes manager and NetSuite a vendor of cloud computing business management software suites, have announced a strategic partnership designed to leverage the growing power and popularity of cloud computing to modernize business process management (BPM). | |
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Genpact and NetSuite plan to provide the industry's first BPM solutions that take advantage of the dramatic cost savings and productivity benefits of cloud computing — solutions that can enable companies to quickly realize benefits by abandoning archaic and expensive software infrastructure in favor of efficient, cost-effective and nimble enterprise management. As a result, businesses will have access to unprecedented control, flexibility and visibility as they seek to cut IT costs and streamline key business processes. Under the partnership, Genpact plans to employ its global IT program management and ERP consulting teams to provide NetSuite implementation services to mid-market companies and divisions of larger companies around the world. Using NetSuite's cloud-based OneWorld solution to deliver services eliminates the need to buy, install and maintain the hardware, software and infrastructure that was previously required. "Over the last few years, we have seen significant shifts in the business challenges facing mid- market companies as they manage their growth. To help address many of these challenges, mid-market companies are increasingly adopting cloud computing solutions that offer scalability and low acquisition costs," said Perry Santia, senior vice president, Genpact. "We believe that our alliance with NetSuite can combine our business process expertise and vast technology and industry experience with NetSuite's robust on-demand delivery platform to set the industry standard for cloud-based business process solutions for this market segment. Likewise, we see many large enterprises embracing similar approaches for addressing their growth needs in emerging markets or to replace expensive and outdated legacy systems and processes." |
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