Home | Recommend Us | Contact us | Make NK your default homepage
TOP NEWS
BREAKING NEWS
HOME | ASTROLOGY | CHINESE ASTROLOGY | NUMEROLOGY | RECIPES | SELF HELP | PHOTO GALLERY | YOGA | TRAVEL | EDUCATION | PINCODES | BABY NAMES
NEWS CHANNELS
  • Kerala News
  • India News
  • World News
  • Business India
  • Sports News
  • Cricket News
  • Travel News
  • Health News
  • Technology
  • Literature News
  • Education News
  • Agriculture News
  • Automobile News
  • Real Estate News
  • Special Features
Entertainment News
  • Bollywood News
  • Hollywood News
  • Fashion News
  • Television News
  • Malayalam Film
  • Kannada Film
  • Tamil Film
  • Telugu Film
Regional News
  • Andhra Pradesh
  • Gujarat News
  • Karnataka News
  • Maharashtra
  • Orissa News
  • Punjab News
  • Rajasthan News
  • Tamil Nadu
  • West Bengal
  • More India News
Best Of NewKerala

  • Festivals of India
  • Self Help
  • India Travel Maps
  • Temples of India
  • Kerala Info
  • Indian Dance Forms
  • Music of India
  • Bollywood Photos
  • Make Up Lessons
  • Weight Loss Tips
  • Top Destinations
  • World Travelogues

Home > News > business-india-news

Infosys offers multi-function human resource solutions

Bangalore, Nov 6 : Infosys Technologies, in association with Oracle, will offer managed services platform that will help companies streamline their human resource (HR) operations and reduce costs.

"The platform enables us to offer the next generation of multi-process HR transformational outsourcing to our global clients cost-effectively," the company said in a statement.

Built on Oracle's PeopleSoft enterprise human capital management suite, the offering will help companies streamline their HR operations and reduce costs, as it includes hire-to-retire processes and functions such as HR administration, payroll and talent management.

"Clients can take advantage of the scalable IT infrastructure to achieve economies of scale, best practices and variable cost models," Infosys vice-president Anantha Radhakrishnan said.

"Offshore teams will provide integrated technology, process and language support from multiple offshore and near-shore delivery centers."

The global software major has teamed with Oracle to promote the offering in Australia and New Zealand and extend it to Asia, Europe and the Americas.

Oracle vice-president Tibor Beles said the combination of Oracle's platform and Infosys' IT and HR capabilities can help global organisations achieve HR process transformation and cost reduction using a "pay-as-you-go" variable pricing model.

--IANS

Post your comment

Read other business-india-news stories

Visit Home Page for fresh content


Most Visited Articles:

Student Loan- The way to nurture and fulfill your Goals

Forex Trading- A Smart Choice of Earning

Web Hosting Tips- Are Dedicated Servers Really Worth the Penny?

 

PHOTO GALLERY
  • Bollywood Photos
  • Hollywood Photos
  • Fashion Photos
  • More Headlines:
    Property of corrupt officials to be confiscated in Bihar
    Young Delhi women donating their eggs for quick bucks
    Eva Braun's new biography sheds light on her influence on Hitler
    China emerges as world's top exporter
    Honda to recall 437,763 vehicles over faulty air bags
    Supporters of detained ex-army chief attacked in Sri Lanka
    Hero Honda denies reports of purchasing Kings XI Punjab
    Three NDFB ultras killed in Darrang district
    Road accidents claim nine lives in Bihar
    Depression and lack of concentration not necessarily linked
    Govt never supported illegal encroachers: Kerala CM
    Night temps dip in Punjab
    Kerala to provide food grains to fishermen
    Seven monks bestowed upon title of Mahamandaleswar
    Kerala to disinfect all vehicles from Tamil Nadu
    Gayle amends score line prediction from 4-1 to 3-2 in Windies favour
    Software photo-doctor makes bad pics eye pleasing
    PCB slapped with legal notice by Cricket Council USA over 'illegal' remarks
    Brittle materials can be made stronger by shrinking them to nanoscale size
    Pretty Woman tops favourite Valentine's Day movies list
    Gillespie says 40-over cricket can revive 50-over game
    Google takes on Facebook, Twitter with own social network Buzz
    Cheryl Cole warns John Terry's 'mistress' off her hubby
    Grumpy colleagues top workers' office hate list
    Harry Potter's Felton, Twilight's Greene team up for new ghostly movie
    Anne Hathaway thinks she looks more weird than pretty
    Hugh Hefner 'through with divorce deal'
    Katherine Heigl replaces Reese Witherspoon in film 'One For The Money'
    Jordan dismisses troubled marriage reports
    UK Justice Secretary says burkha ban will be a waste of police time
    New Zealand Police erects billboard to get breakthrough in Indian cabbie's murder
    Elevators can pose real danger for older adults
    Bremen coach Schaaf delighted to go through
    Scientists find gene that makes some birds more curious than others
    Shaukat wants film version of 'Kaifi and I'
    Paine, Voges to play in Sydney, Brisbane
    Finance minister confident of 7.75 percent GDP growth this fiscal
    Global warming could make world more 'fragrant'
    Hrithik starrer 'Kites' to hit screen on May 21
    Welcome desk set up at Melbourne airport for Indian students
      Home | Recommend Us | Contact us | Make NK your default homepage
      � 2001-2008 NEWKERALA.COM. All Rights Reserved.