In a recent webinar by the Everest Group, a consulting firm specializing in strategic IT, business services, and engineering sectors, the focus was on the top global locations for IT-BPM services. The findings were illuminating. The Asia Pacific region, home to some of the world’s fastest-growing economies, continues to dominate the global services landscape. Remarkably, the region accounts for over 60% of the global headcount and more than half of the center setups in 2022, bolstering its position as the leading hub for IT-BPM services.
Amid global market fluctuations and the transformative impacts of emerging technologies, there has been a noticeable decline in talent demand in various parts of the world. Regions such as EMEA (Europe, Middle East, and Africa) and Latin America have witnessed a particularly significant decline. Yet, in the face of these shifting sands, the Asia Pacific region remains a beacon of stability, its resilience and adaptability shining through.
Looking ahead, while challenges may arise, I am confident that India’s IT-BPM sector will continue to thrive. Its strategic positioning, underpinned by a robust talent pool, advanced technological capabilities, and a supportive regulatory environment, will ensure that India remains at the forefront of the global IT-BPM landscape in the years to come. It’s indeed an exciting time to be a part of this dynamic and vibrant sector.
IT-BPM Global Services refer to the Information Technology-Business Process Management industry's outsourcing of various business functions, such as customer support, software development, and data management, to international service providers.
Companies choose IT-BPM Global Services to leverage cost advantages, access skilled talent, improve operational efficiency, and focus on core competencies while benefiting from the provider's specialized expertise and global presence.
Businesses can ensure data security in IT-BPM Global Services by implementing robust encryption protocols, signing non-disclosure agreements with service providers, conducting regular audits, and adhering to data protection regulations to safeguard sensitive information.