Filed in archive Venture Capital by tj on July 26, 2003

24/7 Customer has raised impressive USD 22 mio. in their second round of investment. Sequoia Capital backs the increasingly popular Business Process Outsourcing model provided by 24/7 customer.

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Response from: Trisha (07/12/06 3:56am)

Culturally there are vast differences between Indian business world and its western counterparts. I suggest that the visitors prepare themselves for the cultural differences in Business India.

If you are aware of these cultural differences you can certainly turn the high skilled Indian workforce to your advantage.

There is a useful ebook about the Indian Business culture at: http://www.hipcoders.com/india_business_etiquette/index.html

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