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BPOVIA Won 2010 IAOP Rising Star Award

April 22nd, 2010

BPOVIA had been listed by the International Association of Outsourcing Professionals (IAOP) on Global Outsourcing 100 sub-lists as one of the Best Ten Rising Stars in the areas of company growth, company recognition, customer reference, executive leadership, revenue growth, employee growth, industry focus and region served. It is a great milestone for BPOVIA and Yahoo Finance published the exciting news release this morning which was soon retweeted by many news and media sites.

http://finance.yahoo.com/news/Virtual-Assistant-and-Remote-prnews-284871541.html?x=0&.v=1

“This honor affirms our work and also gives us more responsibility and motivation”, said James Huang, CEO of BPOVIA, “and we feel very delighted and honored to be awarded as a Rising Star in the global outsourcing industry.”

The Global Outsourcing 100 and its sub-lists are essential references for companies that are seeking new and expanded relationships with the best companies in the industry. The lists include service providers and advisory companies around the world that provide the full spectrum of outsourcing services. Not only do the outsourcing services include information technology and business process outsourcing, but also facility services, real estate and capital asset management, manufacturing and logistics. The 2010 evaluation team, composed of IAOP member professionals, was led by Michael F. Corbett, the chairman of IAOP. The team is comprised of experts from the buyer side of the outsourcing industry, as well as renowned academic leaders in the field.

Before this prestigious honor, BPOVIA had also been awarded the Red Herring Top 100 Global Company Award in 2009 and Red Herring Asia 100 Most Promising Technology Companies in 2008 by providing innovative virtual assistant and remote workforce solutions to more than 10,000 clients from all over the world. BPOVIA provides global SMEs and individual clients with on-demand, cost-effective and one-stop solutions of essential business services like administrative service, website design, graphic design, internet research, market research, data entry, accounting, CAD, word processing, etc.

Technological advances make remote work and virtual teams more feasible. Current business processes are allowing companies to mix and match services much easier than ever. Not just cost-effective, some companies have found that work done by a virtual workforce may be of better quality than what they were used to getting from their in-house employees.
Outsourcing is no longer a privilege for big multinational companies. BPOVIA provides small business and even individuals an easy and affordable way to enjoy the benefits of outsourcing just like fortune 500 companies.

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Pay Less Now, Cost You More Later

March 30th, 2010

In virtual assistance industry, it is very likely that the less you pay for your assistant, the more it will cost you for the remedy of an unsatisfactory task. However, seldom are virtual assistance service providers ready to admit this, insisting that alluring low price and state-of-the-art service can come side by side. Uncovering some providers’ low-price tags, you’ll see how they cut costs in the following aspects:

1 venue for workplace: A lot of virtual assistants are home-based freelancers.

2 less recruitment costs: face-to-face interview might be skipped; Generally speaking, one assistant has to do multi-types of work ranging from data entry to WordPress design.

3 “thrifty” on communicational cost: they are cautious about extra expenditure generated by long phone calls and video conference.

Disadvantages caused by above factors such as project delay, failure in communication and lack of focus will generate extra cost for clients, namely, you have to spend more time in order to achieve expected results.

However, some virtual assistance service providers, like Bpovia, are dedicated to providing first-rate service rather than participating in price biding competition. Our services are better with reasonable price. We boast 3 advantages over other companies:

1 Thanks to team work and project based cooperation, we achieve higher efficiency with each one doing the task he or she is good at. For instance, VAs take care of clients; graphic designers work on innovative creation and web programmers focus on site construction and maintenance.

2 Because we work together in the office building, Bpovia is more of a well-structured company rather than a group of home-based freelancers.

3 With Skype, international phone line and video conference operating simultaneously, effective and timely communication with our clients becomes our prestigious advantage.

As the Chinese proverb goes, Cheapness bargains no fine goods; fine goods are not cheap. It is cost performance ratio that rules. And Bpovia is just the kind of provider you are looking for.

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SEO: Commercial value on keyboard

March 26th, 2010

If you are an owner of e-commerce website, traffic volume might be a major nuance of your business. It is neither because the site is not user friendly enough nor because products are not attractive. In fact, you have fallen victim of search engine like Google, live.com and yahoo: they rank you on 50th page so that no potential client would be patient enough to reach you.

If webs in the 90s mainly appealed to client, webs in 21st century target at search engines. Alexa statistics show that show that among top 10 websites in the world, search engines take a large share with Google ranked 1st , live.com 5th , baidu.com 8th. The power of keyboard is rising so quickly that any ambitious website could not overlook it. It is high time that one did SEO (Search Engine Optimization) to attract search engines’ attention.

So how does SEO work and what’s its commercial value? Google will crawl your blog to find contents and keywords and when Google finished crawling through your blog, the content from your blog will get indexed in a large database where researchers can retrieve your content by searching with keywords using the Google search engine. By adding relevant keywords in your articles, SEO try to achieve the highest position rank possible. SEO also establish back links which will drastically help you to achieve a higher Google page rank. Higher ranking means more business opportunity since almost every netizen use search engine to find information. SEO can:

  1. Appeal to potential client using search engine to visit your site thus getting their target goods on your site.
  2. If not selling goods yourself, you can take advantage of clickstream to recommend business partners.
  3. Bulks of traffic volume can let more people know your brand and cooperate image thus achieving publicity success.
  4. Clickstream and ranking are indexes of authority and potential of a site. The more visitors you get, the easier you’ll get sponsorship by advertising agencies.

In one word, SEO is a great promoter of business opportunity. The earlier you realize the commercial value of keyboard, the more you will reap from search engines.

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Nanjing China Awarded to Host 2014 Summer Youth Olympic Games

February 21st, 2010

The International Olympic Committee released the evaluation report of three cities vying for the 2014 Summer Youth Olympic Games on February 11. Nanjing China overwhelmed Guadalajara Mexico and Poznan Poland, and is successfully selected to host 2014 Summer Youth Olympic Games.
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H1N1 vaccination program open to every Beijiners

November 9th, 2009

beijingrenyimiao Beijing is ready for extend H1N1 vaccination program which will open to everyone who has a Beijing hukou.

On Friday, the health officials said that the program will begin on Nov 16.

The program means the capital is the first city in China who is going to inoculate all of its registered permanent residents, some 12 million people. Read more…

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Z-park innovation booming in China

July 15th, 2009

Beijingzhongguancun The first State-level demonstration zone for independent innovation construction was constructed in Zhongguancun Science Park in Beijing’s Haidian district on 21st March.

As China’s largest hi-tech breeding nest, Z-park had enjoyed several policies to enhance its advancement, no matter for stock options or financial reform. Moreover, these supportive policies can be endeavored for a whole decade.

The State Council also announced a statement that the scientific and technological pilot programs could be carried out. Read more…

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China tends to take actions on educate migrant workers

July 13th, 2009

shiyeshiye The leading policy maker said China should take actions at present to strategically and completely reexamine the policies for millions of migrant workers who are unemployed due to the current financial crisis.

Liu He, deputy director of the Office of the Central Leading Group on Finance and Economy, said the need of the hour is to provide vocational training and education for the migrant workers. “This is not only about employment but also something that has severe social implications,” Liu said in an Read more…

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Shandong —– the second most prosperous province in China

July 13th, 2009

Shandongshandong Shandong became only the second province to reach a GDP of over 3 trillion yuan in 2008. While most of the economies across the world are suffering from the current financial uncertainties, Shandong, the eastern coastal province, impressed all by a 2008 GDP of 3.11 trillion yuan—a growth of nearly 12.1 percent, achieving an accomplishment previously only matched by China’s traditionally most prosperous province—Guangdong.

According to a more in-depth analysis of the figures, it was also Shandong’s Read more…

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Notice for International and Domestic Bids for the Planning of Siyang County, Jiangsu Province

July 1st, 2009

siyangSituated in the northern part of Jiangsu Province, China and under the jurisdiction of the  prefecture-level city of Suqian, Siyang County is an old city with a civilized history of 5,000 years and a county history of 2,000 years. It was once the capital of Sishui State during the Western Han Dynasty (206BC-AD24). Yanghe Daqu, one of the eight famous Chinese liquors, originated from here. It is also the only “County of the poplar tree”. The Jinghang Canal and the ancient Yellow River cross Read more…

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Upper class growing in China

June 29th, 2009

zhongguofuren Over half of almost 800 wealthy Chinese who have been surveyed hold the opinion that the growing financial disparity between the rich and the poor also leads to the appearance of an upper class in the country.

Best Life, a life style magazine, carried out the survey, interviewing 792 wealthy Chinese in 62 cities from 27 provinces with the help of local chambers of commerce. The interviewed people were private entrepreneurs possessing property of over 10 million Yuan, i.e. 1.4 million dollars. The magazine said in June, over Read more…

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