Infosys, HCL, Wipro among top 10 outsourcing companies: Survey
Infosys, HCL Technologies and Wipro Technologies are among the top 10 outsourcing companies, says a survey on world's 100 largest such firms.
In the latest '20012 Global Outsourcing 100', compiled by the International Association of Outsourcing Professionals (IAOP), Infosys has secured the second place, followed by HCL Technologies (3rd) and Wipro at seventh.
Overall, Accenture has been ranked the number one company. Companies on the list averaged $1.6 billion in annual sales with a growth rate of 6 per cent versus 13 per cent in 2008.
"In today's economy, it is more important than ever for outsourcing end users to be able to easily identify and select the right company for their outsourcing needs," IAOP Managing Director Jag Dalal said.
Other Indian companies in the list include iGATE Patni (18), Firstsource (22), WNS Global Services (26), Zensar Technologies (53), Hexaware Technologies (55) and Infotech Enterprises (56).
NIIT Technologies (65), Aditya Birla Minacs (66), ITC Infotech (70) and Birlasoft (72) are also in the list.
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