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HCL PC Targets BPO and ITES Sector
Techtree News Staff, Jul 13, 2006 1558 hrs ISTHCL Infosystems has reportedly launched a personal computer (PC) for the Business Process Outsourcing (BPO) and ITES sectors.
HCL Infosystems has reportedly launched a personal computer (PC) for the Business Process Outsourcing (BPO) and ITES sectors. The company claims its PC is aimed at reducing infrastructure cost for the fast-growing BPO and ITES sector.
The HCL BPO PC has been designed and developed at HCL Labs, and according to the company, will enable the operation of one PC in two securely isolated work environments, thereby reducing IT spending per seat, as also infrastructure cost of a BPO center.
The new PC is said to allow remote management, enabling user logs as well as remote trouble-shooting. The PC includes enhanced physical security features such as hardware codes, software lock, HCL device lock, etc. It incorporates user authentication such as biometric fingerprint-scan and smart card login.
Speaking at the launch, Kiran Karnik, president, National Association of Software and Services Companies (NASSCOM), said that the new HCL BPO computer will cut infrastructure cost by about 30 to 40 percent. Karnik said that the new range of specialized BPO products is an industry-first, and that he congratulates HCL Infosystems on the launch.
The new computer will be available through HCL's sales offices and channel partners at prices ranging between Rs 30,000 and Rs 45,000.
According to reports, HCL has also launched a range of infrastructure platforms for the BPO and ITES industry that are said to include end-to-end solutions in the areas of computing, security, in-house broadcasting, audio-video conferencing, etc.
The HCL BPO PC has been designed and developed at HCL Labs, and according to the company, will enable the operation of one PC in two securely isolated work environments, thereby reducing IT spending per seat, as also infrastructure cost of a BPO center.
The new PC is said to allow remote management, enabling user logs as well as remote trouble-shooting. The PC includes enhanced physical security features such as hardware codes, software lock, HCL device lock, etc. It incorporates user authentication such as biometric fingerprint-scan and smart card login.
Speaking at the launch, Kiran Karnik, president, National Association of Software and Services Companies (NASSCOM), said that the new HCL BPO computer will cut infrastructure cost by about 30 to 40 percent. Karnik said that the new range of specialized BPO products is an industry-first, and that he congratulates HCL Infosystems on the launch.
The new computer will be available through HCL's sales offices and channel partners at prices ranging between Rs 30,000 and Rs 45,000.
According to reports, HCL has also launched a range of infrastructure platforms for the BPO and ITES industry that are said to include end-to-end solutions in the areas of computing, security, in-house broadcasting, audio-video conferencing, etc.
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