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Cross-Tab Group secures deal from Kantar Group

| | Mar 09, 2016, at 01:55 am
Mumbai, Mar 8 (IBNS): Cross-Tab Group, a research and analytics provider, recently announced the signing of a multi-year mandate worth up to USD 25mn with consultancy group the Kantar Group.
In accordance to the agreement inked, Cross-Tab would be operating as the strategic outsourcing partner for Kantar Group in India for a period of four years. 
 
Kantar has a substantial presence in India through their own captive facility and this new facility will integrate seamlessly with their existing Global Delivery Centre in accordance with Kantar’s “One India” objective.
 
The deal which has been bagged by Cross-Tab after countering stiff local and global competition is one of the largest deals in terms of scale and value signed in the international market research and KPO industry in the last 10 years.
 
As a part of the agreement, Cross-Tab group is all set to launch a dedicated services, innovation and incubation facility exclusively for Kantar at Airoli, Navi Mumbai which will provide a range of services including testing new technologies and methodologies and developing technology based solutions for automation and value addition.  
 
The Cross-Tab Group that has over 1200 employees has started hiring more staff for this exclusive new facility being set up for the Kantar Group.
 
Sharon Potter – Chief Officer, Global Operations, Kantar said, “We have made significant investments in enhancing our global delivery capabilities in India and selecting the right strategic partner for the future was an important component. We wanted a partner capable of meeting our stringent requirements around deep knowledge of the research and analytics domain; and the ability to drive technology and process innovation for higher productivity, faster turnaround and greater scalability in our operations. The deal was awarded to Cross-Tab through a very competitive process in view of their capabilities matching our evaluation criteria.”
 
Cross-Tab Group President, Ashwin Mittal said, “ This is a significant milestone in Cross-Tab’s 15-year growth story in the international Research and Analytics industry. We are honored to be chosen from among stiff global competition to work with Kantar as a part of their strategic initiative to leverage India for their global innovation and scalability requirements. We will continue building strengths in the research and analytics domain through process and technology innovation to enable our global clients enjoy the benefits of rapid scalability and faster turn-around-time while being assured of information security and quality.”
 

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