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    "Our focus on the customer experience has helped us achieve a 93 per cent satisfaction rate across more than 50,000 customers," said Uday Challu, CEO of iYogi. "We are delighted to have the support of three terrific investors as we increase our market share and continue to provide the best best technical support experience possible for our customers." "Personal Offshoring has created new investment opportunities in India with incredible growth potential. Full Article at Business Standard
    We are delighted to have the support of three terrific investors as we increase our market share and continue to provide the best best technical support experience possible for our customers.
    SOURCE: Business Standard 16 months ago
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iYogi raises $9.5 mn in series B funding
  1. Personal Offshoring has created new investment opportunities in India with incredible growth potential. It is very exciting to see companies like iYogi challenging the traditional enterprise-focused offshore-service delivery model by creating a consumer-focused, direct-to-customer personal offshore mode...
    SOURCE: Business Standard 16 months ago
  2. Our focus on the customer experience has helped us achieve a 93 per cent satisfaction rate across more than 50,000 customers
    SOURCE: Business Standard 16 months ago
  3. Fostering the spirit of innovation and entreprenuerialism in India is of utmost importance to us. iYogi is a pioneer in the personal offshoring space and we are demonstrating our commitment through this investment from SAP Ventures
    SOURCE: Business Standard 16 months ago

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