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Toll outsources IT to India

By Allie Coyne on Jan 30, 2018 1:00PM
Toll outsources IT to India

280 roles moved to Infosys.

Logistics giant Toll is outsourcing its IT operations and 280 jobs to India as part of a deal with Infosys to establish a 'Toll technology centre'. The plan has been in train since at least last year, iTnews understands. It will see "at least" 280 roles relocated to an Infosys building in the ...

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