US-based workforce management solutions major Kronos, has signed on domestic IT major, Satyam as its alliance partner for service delivery and implementation of its solutions.


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</p><p class='TableClas'>Buoyed by the good response, Kronos, which runs its Indian operations from Bangalore, now plans to enhance its brand in the country, build more partnerships and invest in marketing and advertising. </P>
</p><p class='TableClas'>"We started our operations here in August last and since then we have grown very well. Now we want to take our business to the next level," Kronos' Vice-President

Kronos signs on Satyam as alliance partner

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