0 minute readBangalore, India-based business process outsourcing firm Infosys BPO entered into an alliance with Jacksonville, Fla.-based MortgageFlex Systems to provide support for Making Home Affordable Modification Program (HAMP) and other alternative mortgage modification programs, the two companies announced. Infosys BPO will provide data hosting to MortgageFlex for its document reviews, payment plan creation, underwriting modifications and closing services. “A hosted solution eliminates the high overhead of data center personnel and maintenance, while maintaining system compliance integrity,” William Black, MortgageFlex chief information officer, said in a statement. Write to Austin Kilgore.
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