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Mumbai , April 13

IT People India Ltd, a staffing solutions company, announced the launch of the world's first IT-focused vertical career portal exclusively for industry's IT requirements.

IT-People.com, the portal, is the first step towards providing complete solutions to address the needs of the human capital element of the industry. The online portal targets the IT job market and provides a seamless platform to bring together organisations, placement consultants and IT professionals across the world.

According to Mr Ketan Sheth, Chairman, IT People, extensive research conducted across various industries has highlighted the dearth of quality IT professionals across industries. "While industry and employers are looking for quality people to serve their IT needs, IT professionals themselves feel the need for a quality online portal meant exclusively for the industry," he said.

. IT People is launching operations in Mumbai, Pune, Bangalore, West Asia and the US. An aggressive investment strategy has been adopted in areas of brand building, relevant data base acquisition, infrastructure build-up and a world-class delivery organisation backed by robust processes.

In the next expansion plan, the company will augment its presence in the UK and North Africa markets. The company aims to position itself as a `one-stop shop' for all staffing requirements in the IT domain for the industry and for IT personnel in non-IT industries as well.

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