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MPS Today
MPS a leading global provider of platforms and content solutions for the digital world and was established as an Indian subsidiary of Macmillan (Holdings) Limited in 1970. The long service history as a captive business allowed MPS to build unique capabilities and talents through strategic partner programs. MPS is now a global partner to the world’s leading enterprises, learning companies, publishers, libraries, and content aggregators. After change of majority stake in 2011-12 and with an entrepreneurial mindset MPS developed significant momentum as a result of consistent reinvestment in the business and five successful acquisitions in the same number of years. MPS is listed on the major stock exchanges in India with a market capitalization upward of USD 150 Million. More than 2,500 professionals power MPS across seven delivery centers in India and seven client-servicing offices in the US.
Business Segments
| Content Solutions | Platform Solutions | |
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| Components |
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| Business Percentage | 80% | 20% |
| Growth | Steady | High |
| Value Proposition | Operational Excellence | Product Leadership |
| Aspiration | To consolidate volume through scalable technology and lean processes and pass on savings to customers. | To disrupt market by solving inherent complex problems in a simple way through intuitive tech. |
MPS LEGACY
Macmillan, a large, UK-based publishing company founded in 1843, came to India in 1892. Macmillan India started off as a purely domestic publishing business and soon became synonymous with quality educational books. Over the course of its century in India, Macmillan published some of the country’s greatest authors, including Rabindranath Tagore; addressed the needs of local-language educational publishing; and published popular modern writing, including Shiv Khera’s best-selling “You Can Win.”
In 1976, Harold Macmillan, the former British prime minister, inaugurated the company’s new publishing services division in Bangalore. This division, long known as the “Information Processing Division,” offered high-quality editorial and production services to international book and journal publishers. Responding to the growth of the Internet as a medium for content consumption, the company began, in 2004, to address the high-end technology and digital-publishing needs of publishers through a wholly owned subsidiary, MPS Technologies.
In a rapidly changing market environment that offered enormous opportunities for growth, there was a need to establish a new strategy to enable each aspect of the business to realize its maximum potential. The company underwent a demerger process to form MPS Ltd. and Macmillan Publishers India Ltd. The former focuses on the publishing technology and services business and the latter, on domestic publishing activities.
ADI BPO then purchased Macmillan’s stake in MPS in 2011 and has management control of the company.