FSL Projects

FSL Projects is global Software Offshore Development Company. Our forte lies in developing custom, scalable & secure applications leveraging India's offshore value advantage. FSL was established in 1999 with its Development center located in Hyderabad, India. FSL' software development process is completely flexible as a result we are successful in accommodating to our customers' needs. We intend to make a long-term relationship with our clients so as to serve them as a one-stop source for all their IT needs: strategy, architecture, development, implementation, maintenance, training and support. FSL partners with its clients to deliver value, in terms of quality and cost.

We endeavor to bring together the best management and technical professionals with the most excellent skill sets, expertise, qualification and experience. With our qualified, experienced and highly professional customized IT back-up, we are capable of providing core benefits and services for custom software development and with our specialized knowledge/skills and personalized customer services we have carved a niche for ourselves as a technical proficient offshore outsourcing company. The rapport with our US and European clientele has made us evolve a highly effective form of working style for the quick and detailed analysis, design, development, implementation and maintenance of applications and customizing solutions. Our effective real-time communication has been the key to success.

FSL assumed responsibility for the support of the Financial Management Information System (FMIS) in June 2000. This system was acquired and enhanced by a group of consultants for the Ministry of Finance under the Administrative Reform Program (ARP) in 1987. That group provided support for the system up to May of 2000. Since transfer of the system, FSL has been providing both infrastructure and application support for the seventeen (17) sites at which it is implemented.

In 1995 FSL commenced a project for the Pensions Unit of the Superannuation Branch of the Ministry of Finance to develop an Automated Pensions System (APS). The system was successfully implemented in 1997. While we continue to provide user production support for the system, we are also developing enhancements to widen the scope of the application and thereby improve on the efficiency and responsiveness of both the Pensions Unit and other interfacing agencies.