HCL Infosystems Bags Rs. 250 Crore Order From BSNL
HCL Infosystems will be responsible for deploying a state-of-the-art facility for printing and managing BSNL customer bills.
HCL Infosystems Ltd has announced the awarding of Rs.250cr project from Bharat Sanchar Nigam Limited (BSNL). HCL Infosystems will be responsible for deploying a state-of-the-art facility for printing and managing BSNL customer bills. The company will also be making the entire capital investment to upgrade the existing systems for higher efficiency.
Commenting on the occasion, J V Ramamurthy, President and COO, HCL Infosystems said, “The past few years have unveiled a new face of HCL Infosystems, where we have become one of the leading System Integrators in the country, deploying solutions and winning projects across sectors including eGovernance, power, telecom, learning, security etc. In the rapidly emerging space of telecom we have developed a host of system integration solutions and this project win from BSNL only speaks for our understanding and expertise. We are excited to have got this opportunity and look forward to further expand our areas of operation through more and more solutions added to our offerings.”
HCL Infosystems will be managing the BSNL’s billing system process for two zones- North Zone and West Zone and would extend over a period of 7 years. The company will be setting up the facility equipped with sophisticated printing solutions for transactional output with the most advanced hardware and software solutions. The project will entail a complete transformation and automation of BSNL’s bill printing mechanism thereby adding greater efficiency in reaching out to its subscribers.

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