Writing And Content Development Service

Our proficiency in the domain of Writing and Content Development has a whole long history behind it.

Offshoring of publishing is believed to have commenced in the seventies when publishing houses like Macmillan, Oxford University Press and Thomson established captive units in India for typesetting work. The objective was primarily to leverage the availability of low-cost manpower in India. Subsequently, entrepreneurs in India sensed the potential and began to establish smaller units to cater to the publishing requirements of global players. For instance, PureTech was established in Pondicherry (close to Chennai) in 1988, engaged in data processing work for publishing houses. Around the same time, the Gupta family established TechBooks in the US, for carrying out low-value jobs like printing out-of-print books, typesetting and data processing work for publishing houses. Gradually by 1992, TechBooks built up sufficient relationships to warrant the setting up of a Delhi offshore center. In the same year, Datamatics Technologies also spotted an unusual niche opportunity from the Iraq War, wherein it converted legal law cases from paper to electronic and HGML format.