MUMBAI: According to BT Worldwide (Asia Pacific), President, Graham
Moore, most of this investment would be utilized in the purchase of networking
equipments that would be used for both voice-based and data-based networking.
BT would be looking at plans to set up centers in Delhi and Bangalore by July
this year and later set up a third center in Mumbai. And it is actively looking
at local partners to complete this process. Currently, it is undergoing
negotiations with four local partners who are having international licenses
though the finalization would happen in only about a month’s time.
According to Moore, the rationale behind setting up the Indian operations was
because several of its customers in UK and Europe plan to set up call centers in
India. And these customers specifically want BT to have the infrastructure set
up in India. However, he refuted speculations about BT itself setting up a call
center in India.
(CNS)