SAS seeks the help of Indian consultancy as the company continues to beg for survival strategy

Tuesday, 17 July 2012
The Scandinavian airliner, SAS will need the help of low cost production if it is able to compete somewhat. As such, the most optimal option at its disposal is to outsource its financial operations to a low cost country - India.

According to Swedish business daily, Dagens Industri, the Indian giant, Tata consultancy will be working for SAS new financial system, thereby helping the company reduce its costs.

The deal will save money for the troubled airline, which have had the same system for ten years. Hakan Borg Lund, head of SAS financial system, according to the newspaper says that, there can be no question of redundancies. He says that this is a significant productivity improvement.

He would not mention anything about what the deal will cost or how much the company will save.

SAS is majority owned by the governments of Sweden, Denmark and Norway. Of these countries, the Danish and Swedish economies are having increased unemployment as such would the tax owned company such as SAS choose to use outside operations at a time when Swedish people cannot get a job? - Just asking!
By Scancomark.se Team

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