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Prodapt forays into BPO

CHENNAI: Prodapt Solutions, part of the Jhaver Group of companies, has entered the business process outsourcing (BPO) business. The company's BPO centre in Chennai will initially have 100 seats and by the end of the fiscal, it will go up to 250. Operating as a division of Prodapt, the BPO would focus on providing transaction outsourcing and e-publishing for its clients. — Our Staff Correspondent

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