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Tech / Internet | July 16, 2010 [ 12:55 ]
Tata group from India to enter Peru's market
LivinginPeru.com
Isabel Guerra
Tata, the largest industrial conglomerate in India, announced it will enter the Peruvian market via the Pacifico cluster, to provide its services of information technology (IT), business process outsourcing (BPO) and consulting, reports daily Gestion.
“This decision is due to the importance that the Peruvian market has reached worldwide. Its economy has had one of the most outstanding growths in the region, which boosts the demand for services such as IT and BPO,” said Alejandro Valenzuela, Manager Tata Consultancy Services (TCS) for Peru, Chile and Ecuador.
This launch is a milestone in the Latin American region, and adds to current offices already operating in México, Uruguay, Argentina, Chile, Brasil, Ecuador and Colombia, he said.
Valenzuela said that they expect to reach sales worth US $2 million during the first year, and did not rule out the possibility that some of the most representative Tata companies come to Peru, like thay already did in Chile.
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Isabel Guerra
Tata, the largest industrial conglomerate in India, announced it will enter the Peruvian market via the Pacifico cluster, to provide its services of information technology (IT), business process outsourcing (BPO) and consulting, reports daily Gestion.“This decision is due to the importance that the Peruvian market has reached worldwide. Its economy has had one of the most outstanding growths in the region, which boosts the demand for services such as IT and BPO,” said Alejandro Valenzuela, Manager Tata Consultancy Services (TCS) for Peru, Chile and Ecuador.
This launch is a milestone in the Latin American region, and adds to current offices already operating in México, Uruguay, Argentina, Chile, Brasil, Ecuador and Colombia, he said.
Valenzuela said that they expect to reach sales worth US $2 million during the first year, and did not rule out the possibility that some of the most representative Tata companies come to Peru, like thay already did in Chile.
Have news you'd like to see in LivinginPeru.com? Contribute an article, whether it's translated or based on your own reporting. Contact editor@livinginperu.com.
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